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Hard Labour 

The NHS emerged as an election issue during the campaign, which posed a challenge for Labour. The party knew it was going to inherit an economy with low levels of growth and high levels of debt. It also knew the NHS was struggling and ‘unprotected’ public services were facing cutbacks on an undeliverable scale.

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How the new government can use AI to transform the public sector

By James Johns, Head of Corporate Affairs, UK, Workday

The new Labour government has set its sights on growth. 

Prime Minister Keir Starmer and his Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, have repeatedly highlighted their ambitions to bolster the economy. Meanwhile, the word ‘growth’ featured a healthy 74 times in the King’s Speech laying out the government’s

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New research shows apprenticeships are one of the construction industry’s biggest social value generators

Report from SCAPE and Social Value Portal reveals social value created by skills and employment has more than doubled since 2022

Room for improvement across the country through a stronger national campaign and focus on upskilling to support Labour’s growth agenda

New research has revealed that apprenticeships have become one of the biggest drivers

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TaxGem: What taxes might be impacted under a Labour government?

By Steph Gemson, Director, TaxGem

With the new Prime Minister in situ at Downing Street, businesses across the UK are keen to know what this will mean for them. And of course, as accountancy and tax professionals, we are here to advice our clients with whatever the future holds under a Labour government.

Some

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