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The study interviewed over 500 business leaders from micro to large scale companies and found that although the majority of firms are pursuing recruitment drives, they are facing a lack of qualified candidates.
Read MoreLondon Chamber of Commerce and Industry responds to the Government's long anticipated white paper on levelling up.
Read MoreThe results from the latest Capital 500 Quarterly Economic Survey showed that London business leaders are less optimistic in the UK economy and their own business prospects than they were last quarter, and their lack of confidence clearly correlates with the emergence of the Omicron variant.
Read MoreWe welcome The Chancellor’s announcement of greater business support measures today.
Read MoreLCCI is calling on the Treasury to urgently reintroduce business support measures.
Read MoreLondon Chamber of Commerce and Industry supports letter from the British Chambers of Commerce which calls on the Chancellor to urgently consider targeted business support following this week’s Plan B announcement.
Read MoreWith the Prime Minister's announcement of the introduction of Plan B in England, we believe it is vital that businesses be given some latitude in the implementation of work from home policies.
Read MoreLondon Chamber of Commerce and Industry respond to the Integrated Rail Plan announced by the Department for Transport.
Read MoreLondon Chamber of Commerce and Industry respond to the new export strategy announced by the Department of International Trade.
Read MoreLondon Chamber of Commerce and Industry respond to the Mayor of London's speech at COP 26.
Read MoreThe latest London Skills Survey from the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry shows that most businesses have radically shifted their hiring requirements and have a greater need for candidates with sales or business development skills.
Read MoreA new survey of more than 1,270 London businesses found that half of all respondents considered a potential new national lockdown as the most significant risk to the post-pandemic economic recovery – by far their greatest concern.
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