The CBI’s new report puts forward 200 recommendations to help with no deal preparations for UK, EU and companies.
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The CBI’s new report puts forward 200 recommendations to help with no deal preparations for UK, EU and companies.
Implications for the UK economy since the vote to leave.
New insight into employers' view of the pensions landscape.
Our education system is leaving young people unprepared for the modern world.
Addressing the gender pay gap could boost UK GDP by £150bn; this guide helps firms take their next steps.
Highlighting the actions business and government can take to close the digital skills gap.
Better people practices, not just technology, can make a big difference.
New CBI report, Changing Nature of R&D, outlines our advice to government.
Guidance for businesses looking to support staff impacted by Brexit
The areas for reform which could drive better public services.
The apprenticeship system needs further reform. So what is business calling for?
Three recommendations to create a clearer, simpler tax system.
Without government action in 2019, the UK risks a growing digital divide.
The CBI/Pearson Education and Skills survey 2018: how employers view the education system.
Financial services matter. Get strategy right for them and all businesses benefit.
350 businesses shared their experience to help others get their approach to health and wellbeing right.
Power to improve business reputation lies firmly in the hands of business.
How to improve decision making to ensure regions get the infrastructure they need.
Maintaining access to people and skills is a high priority as the UK prepares to leave the EU.
The practical steps that will enable firms to expand their international activity.
How current skills reforms can be used to drive a generational change.
Tackling the UK's productivity problem through better use of tech.
What artificial intelligence, blockchain and the internet of things could mean for the UK economy.