US companies 'concerned' about rising UK costs under a Labour government

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : Labour is also planning an overhaul of workers' rights, which could increase expenses and reduce flexibility for employers.
50% : Labour has promised not to raise corporation tax and that the rate could be reduced in future if this was needed to maintain international competitiveness.
50% : He added that concerns over the costs a Labour administration may impose on business were concentrated in the teams that conduct detailed analysis of public policy and the cost of investing in different countries, which are crucial to informing their investment decisions.
47% : Issues making companies "anxious" about Labour include taxation, employment-related costs and regulation in areas such as competition law, he added.
10% : "The policy differences between the two main parties in the UK are seen as much narrower than those between Joe Biden and his opponent Donald Trump in November's US presidential election.

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