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URN: 09/1219
Outlines where, as a result of expected growth and emerging global trends, new jobs could be created in the UK economy of the future. Shows how the UK’s labour market is set to change, and the potential employment opportunities that key sectors of our economy could generate. Identifies Government action to equip our workforce to win their fair share of these jobs, including the national skills strategy and the higher education framework. Published 2 September 2009.
URN: 09/1211
Statement relating to the consultation on legislation to tackle the problem of unlawful peer-to-peer (P2P) file-sharing (URN 09/1022). Describes how the Government's thinking on the process supporting the objectives and the obligations has developed, and requests feedback on this, extending the deadline for responses to the consultation to 29 September 2009. Published 25 August 2009.
URN: 09/1058
Provides a strategic view of Britain’s low carbon strengths and opportunities, detailed actions, and a solid basis for cross-Whitehall implementation. Includes the detail of Government proposals and funding commitments to maximise the benefits to industry of transition to low carbon. Published 15 July 2009.
