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Bankers 'must pay' for their mistakes
Gail Cartmail, assistant general secretary of Unite, writes for ePolitix.com ahead of the Budget.
Friday 18th June 2010
Anti-bullying schemes must be protected
Annette Brooke MP writes for ePolitx.com ahead of her Westmisnter Hall debate on bullying.
Wednesday 16th June 2010
New hospital 'in doubt'
Louise Ellman MP writes for ePolitix.com about the future Royal Liverpool University Hospital.
Thursday 10th June 2010
'A time for nurture... not neglect'
Baroness Sharp of Guildford writes for ePolitix.com ahead of her oral question in the House of Lords on university funding
Monday 7th June 2010
Economy: Engaging with the electorate through marketing
Mark Stuart, head of research at the Chartered Institute of Marketing, speaks to ePolitix.com about hopes for the marketing industry post-election.
Monday 3rd May 2010
Skills: More vocational training needed
Petra Wilton, director of policy and research at CMI, writes for ePolitix.com on the issue of management and leadership skills.
Monday 26th April 2010
Placing customer service on the election agenda
Jo Causon, chief executive of the Institute of Customer Service, speaks to ePolitix.com about the Institute's recent conference and the forthcoming general election
Wednesday 7th April 2010
Budget 2010: Highlights and reaction
We examine some key highlights from the Budget statement, including reaction from opposition parties and ePolitix.com stakeholders.
Wednesday 24th March 2010
Economists go head to head over the deficit
Two of the country's most respected economists took part in a debate on the nation's debt in Parliament yesterday.
Wednesday 10th March 2010
'No deliberate intent' to discriminate against women
Baroness Prosser writes for ePolitix.com ahead of her question on the representation of women on corporate boards.
Sunday 21st February 2010
Manifestos 'make all the right sounds'
ePolitix.com speaks to Phil Orford, chief executive of the Forum of Private Business, about the work of the organisation and government support for small businesses.
Monday 8th February 2010
Apprenticeships offer 'significant value'
ePolitix.com speaks to Petra Wilton, director of policy and research at CMI, about National Apprenticeship Week and the role of management apprenticeships.
Tuesday 2nd February 2010
Mandelson backs British-made Creme Eggs
The business secretary has said that US company Kraft has given assurances about the future of Cadbury.
Tuesday 19th January 2010
MPs 'may be able to employ family members'
A consultation document from the Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority (Ipsa) has laid out proposals for a new MPs' expenses system.
Thursday 7th January 2010
ICSA ideas reflected in proposals for reform
The Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators (ICSA) comment on far-reaching changes to the UK's corporate governance code.
Thursday 3rd December 2009
Osborne targets Whitehall emissions
Departments that fail to cut emissions will have their funding cut under a Conservative government, George Osborne has announced.
Tuesday 24th November 2009
Companies 'prioritising' better corporate governance
David Wilson, chief executive of the Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators (ICSA), talks to ePolitix.com at the ICSA Hermes Transparency in Governance awards.
Thursday 19th November 2009
Equalities chief brushes off talk of resignation
The chairman of the Equality and Human Rights Commission faced tough questioning from a committee of MPs and peers today.
Tuesday 10th November 2009
Fast access to services of Jobcentre Plus
ePolitix.com speaks to Phil Wilson, MP for Sedgefield, and Peter Sargent, president of R3 the insolvency trade body about the memorandum of understanding signed to help those people who have been made redundant.
Thursday 29th October 2009
Harman seeks end to men-only boards
Harriet Harman has called on the City to end the "nightmare" of male-only boards and to allow the equality of pay and representation for women in financial services.
Wednesday 21st October 2009
Equality commissioners air their grievances
Four former Equality and Human Rights commissioners appeared before a joint committee today to explain why they resigned earlier this year.
Tuesday 20th October 2009
Experts disagree over women in the City
Women need to be encouraged into City institutions at entry-level, an academic has told a committee of MPs.
Thursday 15th October 2009
Bootle on 'the morality of markets'
Economic guru Roger Bootle's advice on how to steer the British economy away from trouble is refreshingly jargon-free.
Thursday 15th October 2009
Darling rejects call to cap high pay
If the strain of conference was bearing down on the chancellor, he hid it very well as he faced a grilling from a surprisingly large fringe audience.
Wednesday 30th September 2009
Mandelson steals conference show
Lord Mandelson's keynote address overshadowed that from the chancellor in Brighton on Monday.
Tuesday 29th September 2009
Eagle calls for 'more morality' in the City
More morality is needed in Britain's financial services industry to protect the people who have been the worst victims of the recession from future problems, the minister for welfare reform said on Monday.
Monday 28th September 2009
Mandelson's love letter to Labour
Lord Mandelson has explained his reasons for returning to domestic politics in a speech to the Labour conference in Brighton
Monday 28th September 2009
Darling takes aim at City and Tories
Alistair Darling has promised fresh legislation to curb City bonuses, while taking aim at Conservative plans for cutting public spending.
Monday 28th September 2009
Miliband's plans for green economy rest on Copenhagen
Ed Miliband had a clear message for the TUC congress in Liverpool on Wednesday, argues parliamentary researcher Edward Webber.
Thursday 17th September 2009
MG Rover directors may face legal action
The businessmen involved in the collapse of MG Rover face being barred from holding any future directorships, Lord Mandelson has announced.
Friday 11th September 2009
MPs call for action on unsafe lorries
The government agency charged with testing the safety of lorries and buses should be given additional powers, MPs have said.
Monday 24th August 2009
Ministers 'misrepresenting' role of CPS
Government claims that the Crown Prosecution service is a champion of victims' rights is a "damaging misrepresentation of reality", MPs have said.
Thursday 6th August 2009
Being honest about the steel industry
Business minister Pat McFadden took a frank approach to the future of the steel and metal industry at Monday's APPG, parliamentary researcher Gurpreet Singh writes.
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