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Tax & Regulation Campaign

In a report entitled “Business skills: More to learn” BCC analyses a survey of more than 6000 firms in issues such as apprenticeships, qualifications and training budgets.

A key concern is that nearly half of all firms find it difficult to find the right staff to fill vacancies, even at a time of rising unemployment.

 


 

New employment laws due to be implemented over the next four years will cost UK businesses a staggering £22.17bn, the British Chambers of Commerce

Despite a pledge from the Government to tackle the burden of red tape, which is stifling job creation and growth in the UK, the BCC’s Employment Timeline, published today (Tuesday), shows a raft of new employment legislation which is set to come into force between April 2011 and April 2015.


 

Equality and Human Rights Commission
Commission and British Chambers of Commerce publish equal pay guide for small businesses

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