The debate over whether the Government should penalise companies that relocate jobs overseas to take advantage of cheaper labour markets is a contentious one. On
As we highlighted in an article 2 years ago, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) revealed in a report that in 2022 the rate of sickness absence (defined
In the face of the ongoing cost of living crisis, more people in the UK than ever are seeking alternative ways to boost their income.
In a move that threatens to reshape the global economic landscape, President Donald Trump has unveiled sweeping tariffs against nations worldwide, dubbing it “Liberation Day.”
Trade tariffs have emerged as a contentious economic tool in recent years, particularly given the Trump administration’s stance on international trade relations. As nations grapple
Following the publication of the Employment Rights Bill, the Government’s own analysis in terms of the impact that the new legislation will have concedes that
The Labour Government plan to produce a white paper, using a new report called ‘Pathways to Work’ as its blueprint, for tackling the problem of
The number of empty and boarded up shops and office premises in town centres has skyrocketed over the last 10-15 years. One of the worst
With polls consistently placing the Tory Party 15% -25% behind the Labour Party with just a few months to go before the next General Election,
On 15th February 2024, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) confirmed that the UK has officially entered into a recession, recording its second successive quarter of contracting
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