LCCI react to the government offering a funding agreement for Transport for London until May 18 2021.

The latest LCCI policy update focusses on the Government’s meeting with business organisations on their planned reforms to employment law.

This report is a detailed policy asking for each Government department to help support London businesses.

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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, Chief Executive of the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry, reacts to the Ukraine crisis and calls on businesses to act now to protect London from the long-term consequences the city could face. 

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.

To thrive, businesses need stability and predictability.

LCCI respond to analysis released today by the Mayor of London regarding the impact of COVID-19 on central London's economy.

The new planning framework must ensure essential infrastructure for businesses is also provided in new developments.