Bank of England votes to leave interest rate unchanged at 4.5%, despite three members voting for a cut, as inflationary pressure and geopolitical risk kicks in
Employment rights minister indicates there will be a roadmap for employment law overhaul and introduction of first day rights, not an immediate rollout of all measures
The Business & Trade Committee has opened an inquiry focusing on the concerns and key issues for small businesses, warning their voice is not being heard
Sophie Brookes and Debbie Shaw examine High Court ruling on legal status of WhatsApp message in Jaevee Homes, director liability at Stacks Living and possible ‘chink of light’ for passive investors in Standard Chartered strike out appeal
In a bid to improve social mobility across the accountancy sector, top 10 firm Forvis Mazars has launched its own foundation to support people under 25
Rachel Reeves would have been hoping for some positive news after yesterday’s spending review announcement, but awful April has shown why it has this label
Improving social mobility and access to careers in accountancy beyond the privileged is not just about fairness, it is vital to address the skills shortage and grow the economy, says Sarah Beale, CEO at AAT
The fallout from the 1.2% rise in employers’ national insurance has hit employment figures with 109,000 job losses in May, the worst figure for four years