Jonathan Reynolds
Some of the key events about Jonathan Reynolds
- 1979Born in Manchester, England
- 2001Graduated from Oxford University with a degree in Politics, Philosophy and Economics
- 2004Elected as a councillor for Longdendale ward on Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council
- 2010Elected as Member of Parliament for Stalybridge and Hyde
- 2011Appointed as Parliamentary Private Secretary to the Leader of the Opposition
- 2013Became Shadow Minister for Energy and Climate Change
- 2015Appointed as Shadow Minister for Transport
- 2016Promoted to Shadow Economic Secretary to the Treasury
- 2020Appointed as Shadow Secretary of State for Work and Pensions
- 2021Became Shadow Secretary of State for Business and Industrial Strategy
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Professor Sir Cary Cooper criticizes companies mandating full-time office work, calling them "dinosaurs". UK government prepares to make flexible working a default right, despite growing CEO expectations for office return.
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Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds supports flexible working arrangements, criticizing previous government's office-return push. Labour plans reforms amid productivity concerns and debates over civil service occupancy data.
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The UK government is considering a substantial investment in a Mozambique gas pipeline, sparking criticism over policy inconsistencies and environmental concerns. The decision could impact global climate goals.
ITV Chief Declines Key Role in Labour's Industrial Strategy Council
Dame Carolyn McCall, ITV's CEO, has turned down a position on the Industrial Strategy Council, citing time constraints. This decision poses a challenge to Labour's efforts to bolster its pro-business image.
UK Stands Alone: No Tariffs on Chinese EVs Despite Western Allies' Crackdown
The UK diverges from Western allies by not imposing tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles. This decision aims to protect British car exports and meet ambitious EV sales targets, sparking debate on competition and security.
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UK steelworks transition to greener production, risking thousands of jobs. Government support of £500 million for Tata Steel raises questions about the future of British steel manufacturing and self-sufficiency.
Youth Unemployment Surge Threatens UK Economic Growth Plans
Despite overall unemployment drop, youth joblessness hits 13. 3%. Half a million young adults out of work, posing challenges to government's economic strategies and public finances.
Labour's Christian-Inspired Workers' Rights Reform: A New Era for UK Business
Labour's Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds reveals how his Christian faith influences the party's workers' rights reforms, emphasizing work-life balance and flexible arrangements in a post-Brexit UK.
Labour's Flexible Work Plan: Four-Day Week on the Horizon?
Labour proposes legislation for flexible working as default, including compressed hours. Companies can refuse if "not reasonably feasible". Debate ensues over productivity impacts and business concerns.