Ministers claimed they didn’t know the damage their changes to business rates would do.
That’s not an excuse. If you’re a Minister making a decision on tax, you’re given analysis on what it’ll do.
Labour either didn’t listen or didn’t care: full U-turn now.
A fairer way of putting it is that ‘Labour’s the problem’.
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And it’s not much help if you’re a young person who can’t find a job due to:
- Labour’s Jobs Tax
- 330 pages of Employment Red Tape
- Low growth
Another gimmick while young people suffer the highest unemployment in over a decade.
The Government’s expensive new DWP AI chat bot seems oddly well tailored to its own Labour MPs.
How much have they wasted on this AI gimmick whilst young people can’t find a job?
This is Industrial & Tractor Ltd. They make things.
They employ hundreds of local people.
On July 1st the Government is slapping a 50% tariff on any steel they import.
Inflationary.
Job-destroying.
Ill-thought through.
We call for a rethink.
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Looking forward to some ‘aggressive ambition’ from you on:
1️⃣ getting Ed Miliband to adopt our plan for the cheaper energy without which manufacturers can’t compete.
2️⃣ explaining to Rachel Reeves that ‘permanently lower business rates’ doesn’t mean they go up by orders of magnitude. Nor is it a good idea to hike NI by £25 billion, expecting business to foot the bill.
3️⃣ and then you’d probably best find a mirror and say to yourself “if growth is my number one priority, I’d better ditch my own 330 page red tape, employment legislation that’s gonna deny a generation a job.”
@wesstreeting Would be if it included cheaper energy, lower taxes and reversing employment red tape.
I.e the real things holding back every business rather than ‘spray and pray’ spending of taxpayers money.
Good to hear @peterkyle
Looking forward to some ‘aggressive ambition’ from you on:
1️⃣ getting Ed Miliband to adopt our plan for the cheaper energy without which manufacturers can’t compete.
2️⃣ explaining to Rachel Reeves that ‘permanently lower business rates’ doesn’t mean they go up by orders of magnitude. Nor is it a good idea to hike NI by £25 billion, expecting business to foot the bill.
3️⃣ and then you’d probably best find a mirror and say to yourself “if growth is my number one priority, I’d better ditch my own 330 page red tape, employment legislation that’s gonna deny a generation a job.”
That’s three just for starters as Conservatives have real plans for the growth that’s not happening on your watch.
Hair salons have always been a home of social mobility, but under a barrage of NI hikes, business rate increases and employment red tape, they’re under pressure like never before.
Self-employment is always a choice, but shouldn’t be made a necessity by the Government.
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The construction sector confidence index is out this morning and instead of “build, build, build” it is “dire, dire, dire”.
Worst for six years. Sub-zero levels of confidence. Grim.
The construction sector confidence index is out this morning and instead of “build, build, build” it is “dire, dire, dire”.
Worst for six years. Sub-zero levels of confidence. Grim.
Oh it’s doing lots to affect those things. Just not in a good direction!
- High energy costs.
- Growing employment red tape.
- Inflation and borrowing costs up.
- More taxes, more debt.
At tonight’s Mansion House speech I will set out what this government is doing to affect economic growth, technological change and Britain’s place in the world.
@peterkyle Oh it’s doing lots to affect those things. Just not in a good direction!
High energy costs.
Growing employment red tape.
Inflation and borrowing costs up.
More taxes, more debt.