Revealed: How slashing environmental protections has actually COST businesses money
“Across a wide range of sectors, we are now seeing the accumulated impact of years of deregulation.”
“Across a wide range of sectors, we are now seeing the accumulated impact of years of deregulation.”
Elliott admitted that his organisation relied on a ‘badly worded’ claim that EU regulations cost the UK £33bn a year
Voters are concerned about the impact of cutting red tape on businesses
Business minister Michael Fallon MP this week blamed both the financial crisis and the deaths in Mid Staffordshire hospital on the “regulatory culture” of the Labour years. However deregulation risks babies and bathwater territory. What we need is better and more effective regulatory systems so that failures cannot be ignored again and stakeholders are protected.
The UK’s largest sectoral employers’ organisation has slammed the Beecroft report, saying the measures suggested have “little support from industry”.
Bud Hudspith argues that the government is understating the damage caused by bad health and safety, and that cutting the regulations will only hurt more.
Tony Burke runs through the many, many, many positive things the European Union has done for British workers.
Howard Reed exposes the flaws in the argument that deregulation is a straight road to higher economic growth.