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The CMI's policy papers are based on the latest research and surveys among our membership, and thereby represent the views of practicing managers across the UK.
These formal contributions complement our ongoing engagement with a wide range of policy makers and stakeholders, including Select Committees, All Party Parliamentary Groups and other business bodies.
These publications ensure we keep management and leadership at the forefront of the public policy making agenda.
If you would like to discuss any of the publications below, or direct the Policy Team to any calls for evidence we may like to respond to, please don’t hesitate to get in touch:
policy@managers.org.uk
CMI publishes its priorities ahead of the 2021 Budget
Our submission argues for a clearer and more coherent approach to adult skills and retraining
The Coronavirus pandemic has had a significant impact on the UK economy. Here is CMI’s Policy Paper on Future Skills.
After the publication of the government’s COVID-19 recovery strategy & workplace guidance, here’s what our members are saying
CMI publishes a policy paper demonstrating the link between management apprenticeships and productivity.
We hope this concern about what the levy should or shouldn’t fund doesn’t result in the government throwing it out.
There are many ways to work flexibly. The main examples include working from home, flexibility in start and finish times.
CMI Manifesto
CMI publishes its priorities ahead of the Government’s Autumn 2018 Budget.
CMI publishes its evidence to the Automation and the Future of Work Select Committee Inquiry.
CMI publishes its 10 point plan to reform the Apprenticeship programme.
