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Carpetright on brink of collapse with 1,800 jobs at risk
Carpetright, one of the UK’s biggest flooring retailers, has filed a notice of intention to appoint an administrator, putting 1,800 jobs at risk as it races t
‘I’ve got a case’: the UK workers fighting their boss…
For millions of UK employees the shift towards remote working triggered by the coronavirus lockdowns merely meant a better work-life balance, but for Emma*, an
Essar Energy to set up Europe’s 1st hydrogen-ready power plant…
The project will be developed over two phases to reach a capacity of 125 MW and reducing 740,000 tonne of carbon dioxide per annum.2 min read Last Updated : Ju
Blow to Miliband’s nuclear ambitions as top mini-nuke lab faces…
Sheffield, Derby and Warrington are often regarded as the UK’s nuclear triangle because of the number of advanced engineering
Pound hovers near one-year high; Japan’s SoftBank buys UK chipmaker…
Key eventsFirst King Charles red post box unveiledThe first red post box to bear the cypher of King Charles was unveiled today.The new box has been installed on
Staff and pupils allowed late Monday starts after England play…
Major supermarkets and business owners across the country are giving staff members a lie-in on Monday to recover from the drama of watching England play Spain i
Tech boss attacks British pension funds as his company is…
Mr Toon said: “We have about £4.6 trillion of capital managed in London as a result of pension funds and insurance. A tiny,
Pioneering UK microchip maker bought by Japanese conglomerate
British artificial intelligence (AI) chip firm Graphcore - once considered a potential rival to market leader Nvidia - has been bought by a Japanese conglomerat
UK is top destination in Europe for tech sector venture…
The GDP figures were not the only encouraging piece of news to cross the desk of Rachel Reeves, the new chancellor, on Thursday.There was also new
Rachel Reeves to announce economic advisory council to boost UK…
Rachel Reeves is poised to announce the creation of a new council of economic advisers to help guide Labour’s number one “national mission” of expanding t
Tata Steel starts voluntary redundancy process
Tata Steel has started asking its employees if they would accept voluntary redundancy, the UK government has said after a meeting of its transition board.The co
68% of UK SMEs ‘struggle to source skilled staff’
Almost seven in 10 small and medium-sized businesses struggle to find recruits with adequate skills, reveals research. The Attitudes to Work study surveyed 525
