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Few firms choose to locate in Britain because of its infrastructure, says the CBI, a business lobby.

"People are feeling extra-twitchy," says Richard Lambert, director-general of the Confederation of British Industry (CBI), a business lobby.

'Nails of the True Cross' The memo goes out direct from the CBI: "A great branding opportunity for a national chain of nail bars.

The CBI, a business lobbying outfit, points out that statutory leave is already planned to rise to 28 working days by 2009, and says that an extra public holiday would cost up to £6 billion ($12.1 billion).

But even with the month-on-month gains reported by the CBI, a net 6 per cent of retailers are still reporting November sales below average for the time of year.

Another, by the Confederation of British Industry (CBI), a business lobby group, found bosses disappointed by the disorganisation of school-leavers and their general attitude to work.In this section The urban ghosts Twilight of the scribblers?

A measure of industrial capacity published by the CBI, an employers group, is close to its long-run average.

They engineered, he told the CBI, an over-reliance on the financial services sector, which left us painfully exposed when the whole thing fell in ruins.

A survey of Britain's small and medium-sized manufacturing firms by the CBI, an employers' group, released on February 6th shows rising pessimism, particularly about the euro zone.

Business volumes in the big financial-services sector have recently been dropping at the fastest pace since the depths of the recession of the early 1990s, according to a report this week from the CBI, an employers' organisation.

The CBI, an employers' group, cites such provocations when calling for rules that would make it harder for unions to call industrial action.A few unions are resisting these trends, however.