It would seem that the Coalition Government is not for turning on economic austerity measures. Looking ahead to the 2011 Budget - which Chancellor George Osborne will deliver on Wednesday 23 March 2011 - Prime Minister David Cameron renewed his commitment to the current course. Cameron said:
The most important thing is to pursue properly plan A. That is to deal with the deficit, yes, but also to have a clear set of measures to help encourage the private sector to grow. And that is what we're doing. [...] to deliver what we have talked about, which is deficit reduction, and pro-growth policies.
The March 2011 economic commentary from XpertHR previews Osborne's 2011
Budget and the TUC's planned March 2011 day of action, which could prove
a crucial indicator as to whether there is a public appetite for
protest at economic austerity.
We also round up latest data on all key economic indicators of relevance to HR.
We also round up latest data on all key economic indicators of relevance to HR.
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