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Carers UK proposes statutory paid Carer’s Leave, promising benefits for carers and the economy.The proposed leave is estimated to cost the Government £5.5–£32 million annually.In contrast,…
Business leaders are urging Sir Keir Starmer to reconsider the Labour Party’s proposals for empowering trade unions. The suggested reforms, set to be unveiled in autumn,…
Business leaders are expressing apprehension over Labour’s proposed expansion of union powers. They suggest that these reforms may hinder economic growth and dampen investment prospects.Many stakeholders…
In the aftermath of the UK General Election on 4th July 2024, the Labour Party has instigated broad reforms in employment law.Labour’s election promises under ‘Labour’s…
Following the Labour Party’s recent electoral success, hauliers articulate their expectations for significant reforms.The transport sector is keen to address longstanding issues impacting their operations and…
The construction industry shows cautious optimism following the Labour Party’s sweeping victory in the general election.52% of construction professionals anticipate increased work post-election but call for…
The Labour Party, under Keir Starmer, begins a new chapter with plans for significant workforce reforms.Labour aims to eradicate all forms of blacklisting within the construction…
The recent general election has seen the Labour Party secure a significant majority, ushering in a new era and several industry reactions.Labour’s victory is seen as…
In a pivotal survey, a notable shift towards the Labour Party has been observed within the UK construction industry as the nation prepares to vote.A recent…
The Labour Party has outlined a comprehensive plan to boost housebuilding immediately if elected, promising urgent action and reform.Sir Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves pledge to…
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