CBI Northern Ireland Director Angela McGowan has welcomed the agreement of the Stormont deal and made the call to reaffirm Northern Ireland’s reputation as a great place to do business. She added:
Business shares the government’s ambition for a higher wage, said CBI Chief UK Policy Director Matthew Fell. He added:
CBI Chief Economist Rain Newton-Smith has warmly congratulated Andrew Bailey on his appointment as the new Governor of the Bank of England:
CBI Deputy Director-General Josh Hardie had responded to the Queen's Speech:
CBI Chief UK Policy Director Matthew Fell has welcomed the findings of the Brydon Review of the audit industry, which should help it continue to evolve to meet the growing expectations of the market. He added:
Business has had enough of uncertainty and shares the Prime Minister’s ambition for a fast EU trade deal, CBI Director-General Carolyn Fairbairn has said. She added:
The UK has made gains in reading, maths and science, according to the international school rankings from the OECD. John Cope, CBI Head of Education and Skills policy, said:
CBI Scotland Director Tracy Black has responded to the launch of the SNP manifesto:
CBI Deputy Director-General Josh Hardie has responded to the launch of the Conservative manifesto
CBI Director-General Carolyn Fairbairn has responded to the launch of the Liberal Democrat manifesto:
CBI Director-General Carolyn Fairbairn has responded to the launch of the Labour manifesto:
CBI Director of Digital and Innovation Felicity Burch welcomed the publication of the government's productivity review, which contained several CBI recommendations:
The government-commissioned Changes and Choices report sets out independent advice on the design of UK funding schemes for international collaboration and innovation. Felicity Birch, CBI Director of Digital and Innovation, comments:
The CBI welcomed the Treasury Select Committee’s report reaffirming the CBI’s position that the business rates system is broken and in need of urgent reform. Annie Gascoyne, CBI Director of Economic Policy, said:
The CBI's Director of Digital and Innovation Felicity Burch has responded to the government’s £1bn deal with industry to tackle poor rural connectivity.
CBI Director-General Carolyn Fairbairn has responded to the publication of the Withdrawal Agreement and Political Declaration:
The CBI welcomed the focus on improving jobs, backed by investment in science, infrastructure and education, but Josh Hardie, CBI Deputy Director-General, added:
CBI Director-General Carolyn Fairbairn has responded to the Prime Minister’s speech at the 2019 Conservative Party Conference:
CBI Director-General Carolyn Fairbairn has responded to the Chancellor of the Exchequer’s speech at the 2019 Conservative Party Conference:
CBI Chief UK Policy Director Matthew Fell has responded to the Education Secretary's speech at Conservative Party Conference by welcoming investment in education and skills as the foundation stone of a prosperous economy. He continued:
In response to Jeremy Corbyn's speech to the Labour Party Conference, CBI Director-General Carolyn Fairbairn said:
CBI Deputy Director-General Josh Hardie has responded to Rebecca Long Bailey's speech to the Labour Party Conference, which included focus on greater action to tackle climate change:
CBI Director-General Carolyn Fairbairn responded to John McDonnell's speech at the Labour Party Conference, which included policies for a four day week on the same pay and an inclusive ownership fund:
Leading business groups and trade associations issue a joint call for a new immigration system that delivers for firms of all sizes and sectors, across all UK regions and nations.
Leading business groups and trade associations issue a joint call for a new immigration system that delivers for firms of all sizes and sectors, across all UK regions and nations.
Opening up the conversation on belonging − Asif Sadiq of the Telegraph discusses the need for new thinking in the world of D&I to allow people to truly bring themselves to work.
With polls showing work-time lost to poor commuting experiences at a high, CBI Director of Infrastructure Tom Thackray, states the case for putting an end to the daily delay.
New survey report finds most firms expect to maintain or increase investment in training their workforce amid expanding links between businesses and schools, colleges, and universities.
Read the CBI’s annual barometer of business mood across several topics, including jobs, pay, competitiveness and employment relations.
At the historic theatre of the Bristol Old Vic, Carolyn Fairbairn sets out priorities for government and business as we enter the 2020s - a decade...
Carolyn Fairbairn calls for a decade of action, with business and government tackling common challenges, to help the country thrive.
We need to change how we think and talk about the UK in 2020, explained Carolyn Fairbairn at the CBI Annual Conference.
Opening up the conversation on belonging − Asif Sadiq of the Telegraph discusses the need for new thinking in the world of diversity and inclusion to allow people to truly bring themselves to work.
