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Resolving Brexit and prioritising the domestic agenda will provide firms with much needed clarity about the UK’s future, according to the latest CBI/Pertemps Network Group Employment Trends Survey

CBI responds to audit review by Sir Donald Brydon

The CBI has responded to government plans to add a new clause to the Brexit Bill to rule out any extension to the transition period beyond the end of 2020.

Manufacturing output volumes in the three months to December fell at the fastest pace since the financial crisis, according to the latest monthly CBI Industrial Trends Survey.

CBI Northern Ireland has responded to the General Election result.

We've responded to the General Election 2019 result.

CBI calls for a series of new ‘Catapult Quarters’ to be created.

The CBI has responded to the release of the OECD’s 2018 PISA results.

UK economic growth looks set to improve gradually as long as Brexit headwinds are lifted from the UK economy and global growth improves.

Private sector activity continued to fall in the three months to November (-13%), at broadly the same pace as the three months to October (-11%), according to the CBI’s latest Growth Indicator, marking the thirteenth consecutive rolling quarter of flat or falling volumes & output.

84% of firms are expecting to maintain or increase investment in training their workforce, according to the 2019 CBI/Pearson Education and Skills Annual Report. Latest data shows that UK employers spent £44.2 billion on training in 2017.

Business optimism across the services sector fell in the three months to November, but at a slower pace, according to the latest quarterly CBI Service Sector Survey.