#Sectors

Raoul Ruparel

RaoulRuparel

As part of this paper I looked at the challenges posed for any economic recovery by the UK's corporate debt/leverage levels. A thread setting out why, if not handled correctly,

martinmcmahon

williamhboney1

For those concerned about bogus self employment, I'm going to do a little thread on the tweet below.The former Minister accepts and concedes that there is no legislation which allows

Liam Thorp

LiamThorpECHO

- Struggling to get PPE and worrying about their own health and those they care for- Saying goodbye to residents they call friends every dayMy special report on how neglect

Abdul-aziz Mu'azu

mabziz

No doubt situation was bleak, & so, realignment of Nigeria's economy such that business requirements hinge on Regenerative Tendencies is accolades deserving.We had to shift from Naira (revenues) as supreme

Andrew Wilson

AndrewWilson

Thread: I think something is going on here that merits a balanced & thoughtful perspective from all parties. It concerns the relative take up & therefore benefit to the economy

JAY MERCHANT

CtBaroda

‘परस्पर’ Watch quicky by @harrymerchant16 who’s working with #BORLEngineering & Manufacturing sectors are working 24x7 even in the #Lockdown to support the nation especially during the time of #CoronaPandemic

Kate Forbes MSP

KateForbesMSP

No question that this is a tough time for jobs, livelihoods & businesses. We’ve introduced some business support that is Scotland-specific, which sits alongside the @GOVUK’s v welcome support for

Jayshree Bajoria

jayshreebajoria

"For women like me what is #MeToo ? There is no place safe for us." New @hrw report documents stories of workplace harassment in #India's informal sector, which employs 95%

Arati

Arati1411

Those marvelling at B'Desh's rise, should know that our labour laws were designed since 1950's to discourage capex-lite manufacturing units (like garments etc), and encourage capital-heavy units like Auto-ancs, pharma

Adam Cochran (adamscochran.eth)

adamscochran

1/25One thing that isn't well captured in this CPI is wage inflation. People use that as an excuse to avoid rate hikes, with the view that an average rising wage

Liz Wolfe

lizzywol

There's something jarring about how regional coronavirus feels: NYTimes running a front page with the 100,000 names of Americans who've died (and watching friends in NYC, DC, generally adopt mask-wearing

Kevin Brennan MP

KevinBrennanMP

In today’s @CommonsDCMS we looked at the impact of Covid-19 on the tourism sector. Here is a short thread on the questions I asked @bernarddonoghue, Director of @alva_uk. It's quite

Pete Holmes

Emp_lawyer

Most employers will now be troubled by the advice given this evening.I would advise caution, await the finalised guidence still to be published,consider the difficulties and stresses on staff, take

Sébastien Miroudot

smiroudot

Many people seem to think that COVID-19 has exposed the vulnerability of global value chains and that local production can increase their resilience. This is not what the evidence suggests.

John Burn-Murdoch

jburnmurdoch

NEW with @ChrisGiles_ & @DanielThomasLDN: UK’s big cities are shadows of their usual selves, but smaller urban areas have rebounded https://www.ft.com/content/203cc83c-72b0-49c9-bea5-6fb38735a8fcWhat’s driving the divergence? Chart

Bill Werde

BillWerde

I still can't figure out why Robert Plant is trending, so I'll just say: his choice to turn down Zeppelin reunion cash, and instead release music like Raising Sand as