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The final quarter of 2025 proved to be a testing period for London businesses. The Budget was widely seen as an opportunity for the government to provide much-needed certainty, and yet the only certainty delivered was higher costs. The Employment Rights Bill compounded existing concerns, leaving the...

This report marks the one year anniversary of the EU referendum, with a focus on what London businesses expect and need from the Brexit process. The priorities set out in this report, based on input from London business leaders from a wide range of industry sectors and company sizes, aim a...

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London is three times more reliant on foreign workers than the rest of the UK. The damage caused by losing these individuals would be felt particularly in London, which remains the engine of the wider UK economy.  It is clear that the departure of EU nationals in particular from the London work...

Richard Burge, LCCI CEO comments on the growing political, business and media narrative around the need for workers to return to offices.

On behalf of London business, London Chamber of Commerce and Industry has today questioned government proposals to introduce a blanket ‘quarantine’ for all international arrivals to the UK.

Mayor Sadiq Khan has echoed calls by London Chamber of Commerce and Industry for the Government to allow councils more power to borrow money to build new homes and help solve the housing crisis. The calls come ahead of the autumn budget in which Theresa may hinted at policies to “build more houses, more quickly”.

London businesses need to be able to recruit from outside the EEA to access skills that are all too often lacking in the domestic labour market. This policy briefing sets out ways the visa and immigration system should be designed in order to maximise the contribution that non-EEA workers can make to the London economy.

LCCI respond to the new Covid-19 tier system, announced by the Prime Minister today.