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Tory MPs Are Struggling To Justify No New Cost Of Living Support To Worried Constituents
Tory MPs Are Struggling To Justify No New Cost Of Living Support To Worried Constituents
Economy
Backbenchers and ministers are receiving a barrage of emails from constituents desperate for financial help as the UK faces a spiraling cost of living crisis.
Jacob Rees-Mogg Insists Cutting 90,000 Civil Servant Jobs Isn't A Return To Austerity
Economy
Jacob Rees-Mogg Insists Cutting 90,000 Civil Servant Jobs Isn't A Return To Austerity
New Rules Allowing Restaurant Staff To Keep Tips Could Come In Despite Employment Bill Being Ditched
Economy
New Rules Allowing Restaurant Staff To Keep Tips Could Come In Despite Employment Bill Being Ditched
Government Distances Itself From Tory MP's Claim That People Using Foodbanks Can't Budget
Economy
Government Distances Itself From Tory MP's Claim That People Using Foodbanks Can't Budget
Michael Gove Denies An Emergency Budget To Tackle Soaring Costs Is Imminent
Economy
Michael Gove Denies An Emergency Budget To Tackle Soaring Costs Is Imminent
Government Insists 'Money Is Finite' After Queen’s Speech Announced No New Cost Of Living Support
Economy
Government Insists "Money Is Finite" After Queen’s Speech Announced No New Cost Of Living Support
Minister Says Struggling Families Should “Buy Value Brands” To Help With Cost Of Living
Economy
Minister Says Struggling Families Should “Buy Value Brands” To Help With Cost Of Living
The House Live
The Civil Service needs to reform, but this crude approach to job cuts will only lead to poorer governance and public services
Economy
By Lord Kerslake
The Civil Service needs to reform, but this crude approach to job cuts will only lead to poorer governance and public services
With the cost of living crisis only getting worse, we must tackle the growing need for food banks
Economy
By Wendy Chamberlain MP and Baroness D’Souza
With the cost of living crisis only getting worse, we must tackle the growing need for food banks
Why telecoms mid-contract price rises need clearer regulation Partner content
Economy
By Choose
Why telecoms mid-contract price rises need clearer regulation
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Senior Labour MPs Told To Step Back From Tiverton By-Election Campaign To Make Way For Lib Dems
Senior Labour MPs Told To Step Back From Tiverton By-Election Campaign To Make Way For Lib Dems
Political parties
Liz Truss Insists UK Won't “Scrap” Northern Ireland Protocol After Pledging Law To Change It
Liz Truss Insists UK Won't “Scrap” Northern Ireland Protocol After Pledging Law To Change It
Brexit
Keir Starmer Accuses Boris Johnson Of Doing The “Hokey-Cokey” Over Windfall Tax
Keir Starmer Accuses Boris Johnson Of Doing The “Hokey-Cokey” Over Windfall Tax
Political parties
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With the cost of living crisis only getting worse, we must tackle the growing need for food banks
Economy
By Wendy Chamberlain MP and Baroness D’Souza
With the cost of living crisis only getting worse, we must tackle the growing need for food banks
Today, we are launching a landmark investigation into how we tackle the growing – and incredibly concerning – need for food banks across the UK.
Anxious Vets Warn Scrapping Post-Brexit Checks Will Expose The UK To Disease
Brexit
Anxious Vets Warn Scrapping Post-Brexit Checks Will Expose The UK To Disease
UK vets have demanded a meeting with Jacob Rees-Mogg to warn that the government's decision to scrap a range of post-Brexit checks on goods coming in from the European Union will remove the UK's "first line of defence against disease coming into the country”.
Rishi Sunak’s Crypto Push Could Increase Risk For Amateur Investors
Economy
Rishi Sunak’s Crypto Push Could Increase Risk For Amateur Investors
Industry figures have welcomed government plans to regulate some stable forms of cryptocurrency, but cite concerns that the push could increase risk for amateur investors.
Economy news
Partner content
Economy
By Carers Trust
Carers Trust says lack of funding will force services to close
Responding to claims that the Living Wage could harm the care sector:
Partner content
Health
By GMB
More Funding Needed In Care Sector
GMB Support Call By Care Employers For Adequate Funding To Pay Living Wage And Provide High Quality Care
The ‘hand of god’ plays with the principles of tax Partner content
Economy
By Association of Chartered Certified Accountants
The ‘hand of god’ plays with the principles of tax
ACCA Tax and Business Law Manager Jason Piper reviews the tax system and writes 'policymakers should be aiming for is a system that is simple, certain and stable'.
Partner content
Environment
By Coca-Cola Europacific Partners
Coca-Cola Enterprises brings recycling element to its ‘Happiness Pod’ summer tour
In a bid to boost recycling among consumers, Coca-Cola Enterprises Ltd (CCE) has announced that this summers Coca-Cola Happiness Pod tour will be supported by an awareness initiative developed in partnership with Every Can Counts.
Partner content
Environment
By Mineral Products Association
BMAPA Publishes Regional Brochures on Geological Evolution of Local Coastlines
The British Marine Aggregate Producers Association has been working in partnership to produce a series of regional brochures to describe the geological evolution of local coastlines.
Partner content
Economy
By Mott MacDonald
The mining sector must prepare for CCS. Prem Mahi
Urgent action is needed in the mining sector to adopt carbon capture and storage (CCS).
Partner content
Economy
By Association of British Insurers
Move to tackle noise induced hearing loss claims a positive step
The Association of British Insurers (ABI) is welcoming a move by the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) to tackle the growing number and cost of claims for noise induced hearing loss (NIHL). The MoJ has asked the Civil Justice Council (CJC) to consider the issue and make recommendations.
Spending Review triggers ‘quantum change’ in public sector outsourcing landscape, says EY Partner content
Economy
By EY
Spending Review triggers ‘quantum change’ in public sector outsourcing landscape, says EY
Government spending cuts will 'almost certainly force public sector to outsource' its services, a process which will need to be 'carefully managed', warns EY.
Partner content
Economy
By Mineral Products Association
MPA Again Calls on Government to Regulate Volumetric Concrete Mixers as a Matter of Urgency
MPA has made renewed representations to Government and in particular Roads Minister, Andrew Jones MP, to introduce regulation for volumetric concrete mixers.
Partner content
Economy
By Federation of Master Builders
New apprenticeship standards to reflect SME needs, says FMB
The Government has granted permission to members of the Federation of Master Builders (FMB) to develop two new apprenticeship standards in bricklaying and plastering as part of the Trailblazer programme.
Partner content
Environment
By Innovate UK
British energy firms turning the tides with Canada
Five British companies are celebrating today after they have received grant funding from the Governments innovation experts at Innovate UK to develop tidal energy projects with Canadian businesses and universities.
CIOB shines a light on the dark side of construction Partner content
Economy
By Chartered Institute of Building
CIOB shines a light on the dark side of construction
Today, the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) has launched a report which shines a light on the prevalence of human rights abuses in construction in almost every corner of the globe.
Partner content
Economy
By GMB
91 Courts To Close
GMB Comments On Consultation To Close 91 Courts In England And Wales
Partner content
Economy
By Association of Employment and Learning Providers
AELP statement on FE Area Reviews
'Area reviews need to take account of all types of providers involved in FE and skills delivery
Partner content
Economy
By Turn2us
Research finds majority of poor children live in working families
Nearly two-thirds of British children in poverty live in working families, the Institute for Fiscal Studies has revealed in its annual poverty and inequality report.
Union welcomes strike thresholds but questions Government's motives Partner content
Economy
By Prospect
Union welcomes strike thresholds but questions Government's motives
Reacting to today’s publication of the Trade Union Bill, professionals union Prospect has insisted that it always seeks the strongest possible mandate for strike action, and that walkouts are a last resort.
Partner content
Economy
By Unite
Trade union bill slams door on ‘One Nation’ Britain, says Unite
Ministers were urged to rethink the restrictive proposals in the Trade Union bill that threaten to cast unions as the enemy within, Unite, the countrys largest trade union, said today (Wednesday 15 July).
Partner content
Economy
By Institution of Occupational Safety and Health
Skin cancer risk faced by public service workers to be highlighted
The risk public service workers face of contracting skin cancer will be highlighted at an IOSH event.
An unnecessary attack on workers that will disrupt the balance in the workplace
Economy
By TUC
An unnecessary attack on workers that will disrupt the balance in the workplace
General Secretary of the TUC, Frances O’Grady, argues that the “unnecessary and antagonistic” Trade Union Bill being published today exposes Tory claims of being the workers’ party to be a sham
Partner content
Economy
By GMB
Trade Union Bill Will Seriously Damage Industrial Relations And Bankrupt The Labour Party Says GMB
Blatant one sided approach is guaranteed to poison the relationship between workers and their managers and will lead to even more trouble says GMB
Partner content
Economy
By Association of Teachers and Lecturers
ATL comment on the Trade Union Bill
Responding to the Trade Union Bill, Dr Mary Bousted, general secretary of the Association of Teachers and Lecturers (ATL), said:
Partner content
Economy
By NASUWT
Chilling common theme to Government legislative agenda
Commenting on the Trade Union Bill, Chris Keates, General Secretary of the NASUWT, the largest teachers union in the UK, said:
Partner content
Economy
By Institute of Customer Service
UK Businesses failing customers since 2013 buoyed by improvement for Banks, Utilities and Transport
- Banking, Transport and Utilities sectors most improved - Retail Food, Automotive, Leisure and Services see biggest fall - First Direct take the top spot for the first time
Consumer goods: How better customer service can boost the UK economy Partner content
Economy
By Institute of Customer Service
Consumer goods: How better customer service can boost the UK economy
Institute of Customer Service CEO Jo Causon explains what the latest Customer Satisfaction Index means for UK business
EventsAll
Women into Leadership Edinburgh
2022
EICC, Edinburgh
Women into Leadership Edinburgh