CBI

CBI chief Sir Digby Jones condemns abrupt decision to close home computer loans scheme

CBI director general Sir Digby Jones has launched a stinging attack on today’s strike by local government workers, calling the action selfish and divisive

Richard Lambert, former editor of the Financial Times and a member of the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee, has been confirmed as the new CBI director-general

BBC spreads news that new director-general of the CBI is former journalist.

The CBI has welcomed individual business-friendly steps in the Budget, but said the package fell short of the boost for UK competitiveness that employers were seeking.

Announcement expected in coming weeks.

CBI warns that employers will not take responsibility for policing new immigration points system.

The CBI has urged the government not to enforce compulsory pension contributions from employers as recommended by the Pensions Commission.Under...

CBI comes up with alternative pensions proposals.

The CBI has called on the government to reduce the Pensions Protection Fund levy.

The CBI has dismissed renewed calls by the Equal Opportunities Commission for mandatory equal pay audits

Sir Digby Jones has welcomed the goverment Green Paper on helping ex-offenders get back into work.

The CBI has welcomed publication of the Turner Commission's report on pensions.

The director-general of the CBI has accused the government of trying to form a social partnership between ministers, unions and business that would push workplaces back to the 1970s.

The CBI has developed guidelines to help employers to benchmark their skills development policies and practices against real life examples from UK companies