The Generation Logistics campaign has been recognised by Transport Select Committee chair Ruth Cadbury MP for helping raise awareness of careers in logistics and supporting the sector's future workforce.
Reviving a so-called "golden visa" scheme could help attract wealthy investors to the UK, but only if it is accompanied by a more competitive tax regime, according to Utmost.
UK SMEs are reducing their reliance on the US market after average losses of £59,000 linked to US trade tariffs, according to new research from Bibby Financial Services.
Since 2016, the average Prime Minister lasted less than two years per term.
UK inflation remained unchanged at 2.8% in May, with rising transport costs offset by lower food inflation, reinforcing expectations that the Bank of England will leave interest rates unchanged this week.
Helen Dickinson, CEO of the BRC, said retailers are being priced out of hiring young people as taxes and red tape push up the cost of entry-level jobs.
Rising rents are limiting graduate mobility, with new research showing young workers need salaries well above the national average to afford housing in some of the UK's fastest-growing job markets.
More than half of people aged 25 to 40 support a proposal allowing them to access a year's worth of state pension early in exchange for delaying retirement benefits by a year, according to new research from the Social Market Foundation.
The Offshore Wind Fair Work Charter, launched by the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero, has been backed by 37 companies and six trade unions.
The Government is currently seeking views on the maximum number of hours a worker can have before losing entitlement to guaranteed hours.
Under proposals for the seventh Carbon Budget, the Government has committed to an emissions reduction target of around 87% between 2038 and 2042.