Productivity
delivering growth:
Productivity
For generations, the UK economy has seemingly been held back by sluggish productivity levels that lag behind our global neighbours.
We know what needs to change: skills & management capability, AI adoption and digital transformation. But this takes government and devolved administrations working with businesses, from the ground up to ensure that workforce issues are front and centre on the agenda.
The Employment Rights Act has been billed as nothing short of a once in a generation change to industrial relations, impacting every business, of every size and sector across the UK. It is our role at the British Chambers of Commerce to ensure its impact is manageable.
our areas of impact
employment rights act
ai
local skills improvement plans
plANNING SKILLS FUND
WORKPLACE HEALTH
APPRENTICESHIPS: WHAT BUSINESS WANTS
our policy reports
Delivering Growth: Four Years of LSIP Impact
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Powering Productivity: AI and the Future of Work
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Growth Through People: Making Health Work
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Boosting Skills: Journey Through Education & work
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Growth Through People: Taking on the NEET Challenge
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what's next?
We are currently developing the next phase of our campaign, including:
- AI Adoption and Digital Skills
- Delivering Growth through Skills and the talent pipeline
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Seven of the UK’s major business groups have written to Kate Dearden, Minister for Employment Rights, setting out concerns over Trade Union proposals in the Employment Rights Act and lack of government engagement with
