David Cameron's radical plan to reform jobs red tape

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He will throw his weight behind a far-reaching report which calls for a bonfire of regulations that employers say are stifling job creation.

The report by Adrian Beecroft, a venture capitalist, will be published in full this week after months of delay.

The Sunday Telegraph has learnt that it will call for firms to be given much greater flexibility to make redundancies; for the lifting of restrictions on the equality laws that industry says are stifling job creation, and for a cap on employment tribunal payouts.

Mr Cameron will risk severe tensions with the Liberal Democrats by backing such far-reaching proposals but will use his support to attempt to reassure business that the Government is “pro-growth”, after a bruising reaction to the Queen’s Speech.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/9277508/David-Camerons-radical-plan-to-reform-jobs-red-tape.html

Just in case anyone was confused about what "pro-growth" meant.

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1. I can usually avoid the bastard here

For some reason, the asshole has followed me here today.

The changes won't make one iota of difference. They're just a wishlist of regulations that big business has wanted to do away with for years. I'm amazed the minimum wage isn't on the list although give them time.