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Siobhan Morrin

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  • Senior Editor, Data Reporting Project Lead, LinkedIn
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Digital content specialist. Special projects lead @LinkedIn. Into news, politics, architecture, travel. Previously @iconeye @TIME @Newsweek @StylistMagazine.
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86% want to continue four-day week

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By Siobhan Morrin Verified
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By Siobhan Morrin, Editor at LinkedIn News Nearly nine in 10 companies taking part in the UK trial of a four-day week said it was working so well they intended to continue the shorter working week after the pilot. The six-month experiment is taking place globally, run by thinktank Autonomy, researchers and four-day week campaigners. In the UK more than 70 firms have signed up to trial a four-day week on no less pay, from marketing firms to a fish and chip shop.
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Business reacts to Liz Truss win

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By Siobhan Morrin Verified
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By Siobhan Morrin, Editor at LinkedIn News As Liz Truss becomes prime minister, she faces a country on the brink of recession, with inflation in double figures and energy bills soaring, potentially pushing millions into fuel poverty. Truss has pledged to share her plans to tackle energy bills in her first week as PM, with reports suggesting a price freeze could be on the cards.
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UK's next prime minister revealed | LinkedIn

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By Siobhan Morrin Verified
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Liz Truss will be the next UK prime minister and leader of the Conservative Party after winning a majority of votes from her party's members. The current foreign secretary won 81,326 votes from party members compared to Sunak’s 60,399. Truss is set to be appointed prime minister by the Queen on Tuesday. In her winning speech, Truss thanked her predecessor, Boris Johnson, and said she would lay out a plan to cut taxes.
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