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The Engineering Employers Federation says the government needs to cut burdens on employers in order to boost the economy through manufacturing

The Engineering Employers' Federation (EEF) in the UK has observed and reported a remarkable recovery in the manufacturing industry.

The manufacturing world is not only highly competitive, it is often extremely complicated. Deals are done globally, but cultures and countries are very different and what drives one market might not even feature in another.

The Engineering Employers Federation (EEF) has criticised the short timetable being proposed before the Default Retirement Age is phased out in the UK from April 2011, which it believes will give manufacturers insufficient time to prepare for such an important change.

British manufacturing output and orders expanded at their fastest pace in 15 years in the second quarter, but worries about fiscal tightening and the euro zone economy have clouded expectations.

The results of the Quarter 1, 2009 British Chambers of Commerce Economic Survey confirm that the UK recession is likely to continue for some time.

The Engineering Employers Federation (EFF) and other business leaders are urging Alistair Darling to help manufacturers prepare for a recovery from the recession by using the Budget

The Engineering Employers' Federation said half of the companies it polled from January 29 to February 18 reported availability of new credit had fallen, compared with 39 percent who said the same in

A report published today by the Engineering Employers Federation (EEF) has shown just how much the downturn continues to cut into British industry.