The British Chambers of Commerce has published new survey data which show that the vast majority of responding businesses have no plans in place to require evidence of vaccination from customers, suppliers or employees.
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The British Chambers of Commerce has published new survey data which show that the vast majority of responding businesses have no plans in place to require evidence of vaccination from customers, suppliers or employees.
Commenting on GDP figures for Q1 2021, published today by the ONS, Suren Thiru, Head of Economics at the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC), said: “While the UK economy contracted in the first quarter, the downbeat headline figure masks a renewed momentum through the quarter from January’s drop in output to an exceptionally strong March outturn as lockdown measures started to ease.
BCC says Queen's Speech offers opportunity to boost the economy but delivery will be key to real change.
Responding to the roadmap announcement, British Chambers of Commerce Co-Executive Director, Claire Walker, said: “Businesses across the country will be relieved to hear that they will be able to re-open or restart more of their operations on May 17th."
