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A new law is now in place that will enable businesses impacted by industrial action to plug staffing gaps with agency workers.
First published during the 2019 to 2022 Johnson Conservative government
Plans to seize the benefits of Brexit by revoking EU retained law governing financial services have been set out by Chancellor of the Exchequer Nadhim Zahawi in his first speech as Chancellor
Legislation to enhance the competitiveness of the UK financial services sector and unlock tens of billions of pounds of investment across the economy was introduced to Parliament today
The UK's Ambassador to the WTO and UN in Geneva, Simon Manley, delivered this statement at the WTO Trade Policy Review of Moldova on 20 July 2022.
Legislation implementing fee increases for barristers and solicitors has been laid today (20 July 2022) as part of £135 million of additional investment in the criminal legal aid system.
Reform of the regulatory programme will be delivered in collaboration with reservoir owners and engineers over the coming years
Courts will be able to dismiss lawsuits seeking to stifle free speech earlier under government reforms to protect the UK legal system from abuse.
Chancellor of the Exchequer delivers his first Mansion House speech on the evening of Tuesday 19th July.
Today the government has published legislation confirming that low earners who save through a Net Pay Arrangement (NPA) will get the same level of government top-up as those who use Relief at Source schemes.
Eddie Hughes announces new panel of experts to advise on the best approach for dealing with anti-social behaviour from tenants who suffer from mental health issues, or drug and alcohol dependency.
Government launches call for evidence to ensure better access to health, education, social care and housing for people with Down’s syndrome.
The centre will provide court users with support and guidance on their cases.
REMA is a major review into Britain’s electricity market design, set to ensure cost benefits of cheaper energy trickle down to consumers in the long term.
Government puts forward proposals on the future regulation of Artificial Intelligence, taking a less centralised approach than the EU
Ground-breaking new courts will direct drug and alcohol abusers to tackle their addiction head-on or face tough consequences.
The new charter will act as a one-stop shop so air passengers know their rights for their entire journey.
Government backs new reforms making it unlawful for employers to withhold tips from staff.
Government backs new law to provide additional paid leave to parents whose babies require specialist care after birth.
New bursaries will support learners in over 100 flexible short courses trials due to start from this September.
Government’s 'Building the Right Support Action Plan’ combines work across government and public services so people can live independently in their community.
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