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Louise Haigh would struggle to get a job under workers’ rights reforms
Labour is creating a market laden with fear that will condemn more to a life of worklessness
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How bankers can drag Britain out of its growth ‘graveyard’
Bonuses are coming back to the City as Britain attempts to reinvigorate risk-taking
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A shadow HR empire runs Britain – and it’s getting bigger
Far from fixing our problems, the sector’s creeping influence has found us more miserable and unproductive than ever
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Labour still better than ‘chaotic’ Tories, says CBI chairman
Interview: Rupert Soames on how No 10 can win back business leaders after a Budget backlash
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Italy, Abu Dhabi and Cyprus woo Britain’s rich after non-dom crackdown
Foreign countries encourage wealthy UK residents to move abroad after Labour’s Budget
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City sticks with diversity push as Wall Street ‘woke’ backlash mounts
US companies have been ditching corporate diversity programmes
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How naive retailers were fooled into cheerleading for Labour
Labour’s relationship with high street bosses has started to sour after a brutal Budget for business
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Worklessness isn’t a slur – it’s a crisis crippling Britain
Many are desperate for help – not gleeful at being off work or wondering if ‘economically inactive’ is rude
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Farmers hit out at Defra civil servants’ plans for four-day week
Campaign to reduce working hours branded a ‘kick in the teeth’ after inheritance tax rises
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Lloyds curbs union power ahead of Rayner’s workers’ rights overhaul
Higher paid staff will no longer be represented by the Unite and Accord unions
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It’s not your boss’s job to make you feel better about Trump’s victory
Employers cannot become post-election therapists in an increasingly polarised world
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Guardian offers therapy to staff after ‘devastating’ Trump election win
Newspaper vows to support workforce following Republican candidate’s ‘upsetting’ victory
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How Britain turned nasty – and left workers to pay the price
Retail staff face assault and death threats as shoplifting becomes an epidemic
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Britain has just been condemned to self-checkout hell
The ruinous impact of Reeves’s Budget on businesses is going to blow customer service out of the water
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How ‘Britshoring’ turned the UK into a US economic colony
Britain has become the perfect hunting ground for American bosses hungry for cheap talent
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US employers rethink plans for UK after Reeves’s £25bn jobs tax
Britain ‘less attractive’ after Budget’s National Insurance raid, warn American bosses
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