Take the Quarterly Economic Indicator!
The Quarterly Economic Indicator Survey provides an opportunity for chamber members to highlight the challenges facing businesses in Scotland to policymakers in Holyrood and Westminster.
It has been over a year since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic with business, the economy and society suffering the brunt of lockdown restrictions to combat the spread of the virus.
The successful rollout of the vaccine programme alongside the ongoing easing of restrictions provides some light at the end of what has been a very long tunnel, which has caused great economic and personal hardship along the way.
Your local chamber is here to support you along the journey to recovery, to help you overcome those challenges by continuing to lobby both the Scottish & UK Governments for the clarity and support that your business needs.
In order to keep us informed on how your business is faring and what it needs to grow, please take the QEI here:
News Articles
- Gillespie Macandrew appoints legal heavyweight Michael Shaw as chair
- Hydropower Insight
- SCC Annual Business Address - 15th September 2022
- Bin workers at 15 Scottish councils to strike in pay dispute
- Ministers to meet energy giants over cost of living
- RECESSIONARY WINDS AFFLICT CONSTRUCTION SECTOR
- Bank of England to Host Webinar 18 August
- Scottish hotel group renews support for unpaid carers through Respitality initiative
- Honours in Perth and Kinross
- Blackadders LLP Announces Leadership Changes
- Binn Group recognised as Real Living Wage employer
- Bidwells leading the charge with four senior Renewable Energy hires
- Cash withdrawals in the UK soar as people grapple with the rising cost of living
- Firms urge Tory rivals Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss to act now to protect Scots jobs
- ScottishPower to build £150m green hydrogen plant at Port of Felixstowe
- Scottish Chambers of Commerce & Business Groups back youngsters ahead of results day
- Rosebank projected to provide £6.3 billion of investment to the UK
- Breaking: Felixstowe port workers to strike for eight days from August
- Bank of England warns the UK will fall into recession this year
- UK new car sales fell 9% in July as supply chain problems continue
- Energy bills to change every three months to avoid price shocks
- Liz Cameron: Next Prime Minister must put UK economic growth at heart of agenda
- UK interest rates see biggest rise in 27 years
- Training to help safeguard organisations from cyber attacks