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59% of London businesses that tried to recruit during the final quarter of 2019 struggled to find the candidates they required – suggesting employers are set to continue to be challenged by the job market in 2020.
Read MorePeter Bishop, Chief Executive of London Chamber of Commerce and Industry, said: “Individual political viewpoints aside, businesses will be grateful that the election has delivered a clear result. The uncertainty caused by previous parliamentary deadlock had significant economic and business confidence impacts."
Read MoreSean McKee, Director of Policy and Public Affairs, London Chamber of Commerce and Industry, reacts to the 27-day RMT strike on South Western Railway during December.
Read MoreWith close to 9 in 10 (86%) of businesses in the capital not currently employing apprentices, the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) and London Councils have called for a fully devolved apprenticeship service for London – something that new research shows business supports.
Read MoreLondon’s economy showed its resilience, weathering the political storm during the third quarter of this year, but the tightening labour market continued to trouble businesses trying to recruit.
Read MoreNew figures out today shine a light on the scale, and impact, of no-deal Brexit preparations amongst London businesses.
Read MoreLondon Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) has announced that it has elected John Fallon as its new President.
Read MoreWith London facing strike action on the Central and Victoria lines on Tuesday and Wednesday next week, new polling from the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry has shown that 65% of London businesses support banning strikes on the Underground at peak times, with nearly three quarters (73%) supporting a minimum service guarantee during times of strike.
Read MoreThe Mayor of London has given his backing to London Chamber of Commerce and Industry immigration policy proposals, as part of an immigration announcement that he made at LCCI’s discussion event with him on Monday evening (29 July).
Read MoreOver half (57%) of London businesses say that a £30,000 salary threshold for (EU and non-EU) migrants working in the UK post-Brexit would worsen London’s skills shortages, also (50% say) negatively impacting London’s housing and infrastructure projects.
Read MoreThe Chairman of the Board of London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) Jeff Adams, said:
Read MoreReacting to the news that Boris Johnson becomes the next Prime Minister, Sean McKee, Director of Policy and Public Affairs for London Chamber of Commerce and Industry said:
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