Labours

Planning reforms of work rights workers pose a "very harmful" threat to investment and employment, according to Robert Sams, President of the British Industry Federation (CBI) and head of the Smith & Nivi Medical Technology…

In the early hours of the morning, Tom Lucas, 16, ascended to his 16-year-old Jargson, called for the sick college, and started an eight-hour trip to London-where he was walking only 16 miles per hour . The young farmer from…

Companies that struggle with high energy costs can see higher bills under the suggestion of the Labor leader Sir Kerr Starmer by linking emissions in the UK with the European Union carbon pricing system. Critics-including…

Employment outside London fell significantly after Chancellor Rachel Reeves unveiled her first Budget, leaving regional businesses scrambling to contain costs. Recruitment firm Robert Walters reported a 45% fall in fee income from…

A certain amount of clairvoyance is needed in the great satirist, an almost supernatural talent to hold up a mirror to society and force us to see the hideous reflection that lies behind our shiny veneer. Although I've always been a…

House prices are expected to fall in some of London's most exclusive postcode areas, as Labour's decision to introduce VAT on private school fees forces more families to reconsider their housing options. Property experts predict…

Luke Johnson, chairman of the Gale bakery chain and a prominent businessman, has warned that some of his companies “may not survive” under Labour’s proposed labor rights reforms. Speaking before the Employment Rights Bill…

Consumer and business confidence fell in the UK as Labour's tax hike budget raised concerns about employment, rising costs and economic growth prospects. UK consumers and businesses have become more pessimistic about the state of…

SMEs across the UK are set to face major financial challenges in 2025, with new research suggesting an expected average revenue loss of £138,000 per business. According to a study by freelance platform Fiverr, a quarter of…

Labour's 20% VAT on private school fees, which is due to start in January, is already driving the shift from the independent sector to the state sector, with more than 3,000 private school students applying to schools. government…