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Institute of Directors urges government to slow minimum wage and employment law changes

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The Institute of Directors responded to reports that the Milburn Review, which examines young people and work, was delayed. Anna Leach, chief economist at the Institute of Directors, called on the government to slow the implementation of the Employment Rights Act and pause plans to equalise youth and adult minimum wage rates. The review was commissioned by the Department for Work and Pensions.

From bmmagazine.co.uk

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The Institute of Directors expressed concern that any increase in welfare funding recommended by the review would conflict with a Budget that may increase the tax burden on investors and employers. The interim report published by the review found that 957,000 people aged 16 to 24 were not in education, employment, or training at the end of 2025.

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  • The Confederation of British Industry might face increased costs if the government increases the tax burden on employers.

  • The Federation of Small Businesses could see reduced operational costs if employment regulations are eased.

  • EnglandSpeculative

    England could see changes in the regional labor market and cost of doing business due to policy shifts.

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