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      BRISTOL, ENGLAND - JULY 25: Striking doctors protest outside Bristol Royal Infirmary hospital on July 25, 2025 in Bristol, England. Resident doctors, formerly called junior doctors, have begun a five-day strike in England over a pay dispute with the government. Members of the British Medical Association (BMA) said earlier this week that they would go ahead with the strike, after talks with the government failed to reach an agreement over the doctors' demands for 'pay restoration.' Despite receiving an average 5.4% pay rise for this financial year and a 22% increase over the previous two years, the BMA says the Health secretary Wes Streeting said: "These strikes were unnecessary." (Photo by Finnbarr Webster/Getty Images)

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  • UK faces ‘urgent crisis’ on workplace sickness, review says

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    The UK is facing a “quiet but urgent crisis” on workplace sickness that costs the country around seven per cent of GDP each year, a review by former John Lewis boss Sir Charlie Mayfield has found.  The Keep Britain Working Review, an independent report by Mayfield for the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) and [...]

    Labour's Pat McFadden could oversee small welfare reforms that could make reasonable savings for public finances.
  • Starmer thanks business for shouldering tax burden

    Business

    Keir Starmer has thanked the British business community for bearing the brunt of his government’s tax raid in last year’s Budget, acknowledging he had asked a lot of UK plc since entering office. Addressing the British Chambers of Commerce’s (BCC) annual conference, the Prime Minister said the £23bn hike to employer national insurance contributions (NICS) [...]

    Keir Starmer address the annual British Chambers of Commerce conference in London (Image courtesy of BCC)
  • Employment rights minister denies bill will deter hiring

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    Labour’s employment rights minister has insisted that the government’s Employment Rights Bill won’t scare firms out of hiring, amid growing concern among businesses over the impact of rising costs and bureaucracy. Key private sector voices warn the bill will deter hiring, with more than half of employers polled by the Institute of Directors (IoD) warning [...]

    Minister for Employment Rights, Justin Madder, speaking.
  • Business Secretary can’t commit to lower energy costs in industrial strategy

    May 14, 2025

    Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds was unable to confirm whether the government’s upcoming industrial strategy will include a roadmap to lower industrial energy costs and help for businesses wrestling with high prices. Reynolds faced questions from MPs on the Business and Trade committee yesterday over whether he could guarantee lower costs for industry. He told the [...]

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