BCC hails 'positive' govt impact in first 90 days

The British Chambers of Commerce has hailed the impact which the new coalition government has had on the UK since coming to power 90 days ago, stating that the work done so far has largely benefitted those in sales recruitment and other sectors.

Ahead of the May's general election, the BBC had set out a 12-point plan for the new administration to attempt to meet in order to stabilise the economy and, so far, the coalition has met three of these criteria.

David Frost, director general of the BCC, noted that the new government has published a "credible plan" to reduce the budget deficit and restore confidence, freeze the public sector wage bill and reform public pensions and begin a systematic review of existing regulation affecting employers in the sales recruitment industry as well as other sectors.

He explained: "This review shows real, balanced progress against nine of our twelve core objectives, so the coalition's overall progress after 90 days has been encouraging."

The government's latest move to impact sales recruitment organisations has been the announcement of a new set of 'time to train' regulations, which will give new sales recruits the right to request training time when they begin a new job.

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Posted by John Oak and Wayne Bly

Source: The Sales Director News