The Autumn Budget Statement is one of the most anticipated events in the UK’s financial calendar, shaping the economic landscape for individuals and businesses alike.
Reacting to the news that the Government has agreed to a six-month qualifying period for unfair dismissal in the Employment Rights Bill, the six business groups involved in tripartite discussions, said:
Sheffield Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCI) has welcomed the Chancellor’s move to introduce a number of measures to support small businesses, whilst acknowledging an improved and staggered approach to implementing some of the changes.
Responding to the Chancellor’s Budget statement, Shevaun Haviland, Director General of the British Chambers of Commerce said:
Commenting on the latest ONS trade data, BCC Head of Trade Policy, William Bain, said:
Representatives from South Yorkshire’s Community Foundation (SYCF) were amongst the 300 guests who came together at Lancaster House, in London, to mark 50 years of strengthening local communities through place-based philanthropy.
Adam Elder talks about how Green Shield Group is helping Yorkshire businesses cut costs and carbon through smarter energy choices, guiding them towards a more sustainable, cost-efficient future.
The US administration's criticism of initiatives like Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) and environmental sustainability, is directly reshaping UK corporate ethics.
The South Yorkshire Chambers of Commerce (Doncaster, Sheffield and Barnsley & Rotherham) have begun fieldwork for their latest Quarterly Economic Survey, which includes series of questions focused on supply chains and Defence.