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The UK government is considering making corporate tax incentives permanent, with BT's boss supporting the idea. Top executives at HSBC, London Stock Exchange, and Abrdn are urging the government to accelerate pension reforms. Chancellor Jeremy Hunt plans to toughen welfare rules to encourage more people to take jobs and invest £4.5 billion in manufacturing sectors. Benefit claimants deemed fit to work but not seeking employment may lose free prescriptions and legal aid.
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The UK government will toughen the rules around claiming welfare as it tries to encourage more people to take jobs https://t.co/Nb7vNNNdCp
British companies will be able to release billions of pounds from pension funds for investment under a package of growth reforms that Chancellor Jeremy Hunt will unveil at next week’s autumn statement https://t.co/Ok9t73ZgAw
Revealed: More than 1.1million benefit claimants risk losing free prescriptions and paid-for energy bills if they don't look for a job...how does YOUR area compare? https://t.co/ArglKQ0GC6 https://t.co/mnOWXIDcls
Manufacturing given £4.5bn shot in the arm https://t.co/hMMna2mHLT https://t.co/FDaHsLX2kC
Manufacturing given £4.5bn shot in the arm https://t.co/MiJ6cevyzy https://t.co/3Xv37BkXBE
Hunt to invest £4.5 billion in British manufacturing from 2025 https://t.co/EocW9mwwLN via @EllenAMilligan https://t.co/dqRVpAwkJt
Hunt considers extending UK tax breaks for hospitality, SMEs https://t.co/WqIwiluUOZ via @Joe_Mayes @EllenAMilligan https://t.co/apkfEg1rM5
UK's Hunt commits 4.5 billion pounds to manufacturing investment https://t.co/HMC2qypc1R https://t.co/3nalpR1JKk
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt plans to invest £4.5 billion into eight manufacturing sectors, including cars and clean energy, which are seen as key to growing the UK economy https://t.co/OSofZ5IMc2
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt plans to invest £4.5 billion into eight manufacturing sectors, including cars and clean energy, which are seen as key to growing the UK economy https://t.co/48iNrG4LGC
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt plans to invest £4.5 billion into eight manufacturing sectors, including cars and clean energy, which are seen as key to growing the UK economy https://t.co/TBbzlR1J0T
Benefit claimants deemed fit to work but don't look for a job will reportedly lose free prescriptions and legal aid. Dr Simon Duffy: “A lot of these promises and policy changes are clearly about positioning at the election.” @JakeBerry https://t.co/k5LPXn7tMy
The UK government will toughen the rules around claiming welfare as it tries to encourage more people to take jobs, part of an effort to boost economic growth, per Bloomberg.
The Government plans to take away free NHS prescriptions, dental care and help with energy bills for benefit claimants who don’t seek work. Is the Government right to crackdown on sick-note Britain? 👇 @JakeBerry https://t.co/yEvbUvy6qU
A burst of shareholder activism by Australia's biggest pension fund is a sign that the fast-growing industry is starting to flex its muscles in global finance https://t.co/Ec60UIq5FS
A burst of shareholder activism by Australia's biggest pension fund is a sign that the fast-growing industry is starting to flex its muscles in global finance https://t.co/4hujvxauU2
A burst of shareholder activism by Australia's biggest pension fund is a sign that the fast-growing industry is starting to flex its muscles in global finance https://t.co/cuX6HMuPmh
Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt is considering letting tax-free individual savings accounts hold fractional shares, part of efforts to boost investing in the stock market https://t.co/NLt7nDo3nd
Free prescriptions and legal aid will end for benefit claimants who are deemed fit to work and do not seek employment. Transport Secretary Mark Harper: “We’ll continue to provide the support, but make sure people take jobs if they can find them.” @drdavidbull | @sarahhewson https://t.co/7PxJL4F8Wf
UK's Hunt offers incentives, penalties to get more people into work https://t.co/pwEjcaYUdG https://t.co/lHsIAPwzPV
The UK government will toughen the rules around claiming welfare as it tries to encourage more people to take jobs https://t.co/piVIHfVysz
British companies will be able to release billions of pounds from pension funds for investment under a package of growth reforms that Chancellor Jeremy Hunt will unveil at next week’s autumn statement https://t.co/myktN7pN9L
Hunt plans UK pension revamp to unlock billions for investment https://t.co/K5m1DkONEG via @PhilAldrick @GriffithsKath_ https://t.co/ce9OzmJtXw
The UK government will toughen the rules around claiming welfare as it tries to encourage more people to take jobs https://t.co/sG3Gs0o8wo
British companies will be able to release billions of pounds from pension funds for investment under a package of growth reforms that Chancellor Jeremy Hunt will unveil at next week’s autumn statement https://t.co/VuqhM8ZHWy
British companies will be able to release billions of pounds from pension funds for investment under a package of growth reforms that Chancellor Jeremy Hunt will unveil at next week’s autumn statement https://t.co/CNL9RB1V9u
Recent developments in ESG shareholder activism around the world and suggestions for risk mitigation https://t.co/CNQEAt786o
UK to toughen welfare rules in a bid to encourage return to work https://t.co/H5KVO5SmsO via @Joe_Mayes https://t.co/xe2rii6AQJ
The UK government will toughen the rules around claiming welfare as it tries to encourage more people to take jobs https://t.co/dejXzu0kqz
UK looking at making corporate tax incentive permanent, BT boss says https://t.co/AJ5Co2tP7p https://t.co/9d2KRME2dH
Top executives at HSBC, London Stock Exchange and Abrdn are among those urging the UK government to accelerate pension reforms https://t.co/SlnmLY9gwd
Top executives at HSBC, London Stock Exchange and Abrdn are among those urging the UK government to accelerate pension reforms https://t.co/46hL9YLiN5
New Pensions Minister Paul Maynard urged to tackle huge in-tray of issues https://t.co/uUhMYW9qbb https://t.co/cA4c3KUiRm
UK looking at making corporate tax incentive permanent, BT boss says - Reuters https://t.co/3Ay1aHww7b