Jobs
Airbus to axe nearly 500 UK jobs to cut costs
It told the BBC at the time it has "more demand than the ability to supply" and admitted it was falling behind on orders.The company said on Wednesday evening i
MP’s pledge to bring ‘good jobs to Merseyside’ in ‘proud…
The Garston MP Maria Eagle spoke to the ECHO aboard the HMS Prince of Wales18:04, 04 Dec 2024Updated 18:18, 04 Dec 2024Garston MP Maria Eagle in front of the HM
Intel Approaches Ex Board Member Lip-Bu Tan CEO | Silicon…
After “retiring” former CEO Pat Gelsinger last weekend, Intel approaches respected chip industry veteran and former board member Lip-Bu Tan
Rising UK employment costs dent service sector growth, PMI shows
LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's dominant services sector lost steam in November, although not by as much as first feared, as a looming rise in employer taxes w
EY set to shed 150 jobs in UK consulting wing
With Big Four advisory and audit firms continuing to reckon with falling demand, EY has become the latest firm t
Plymouth’s Princess Yachts to cut 260 jobs, employees told
The main areas included feeder factories, development, fitout, outside crew, quality and other operational support, the letter said.It added: "We need to contin
MPs support national insurance hike for employers amid ‘jobs tax’…
Government moves to increase employer national insurance contributions (NICs) have been supported by MPs, amid Tory claims the “jobs tax” will damage the ec
Uni staff told in video call 400 jobs could go…
More than a quarter of jobs at a university could be slashed in a bid to save £20 million, KentOnline can reveal.Vice-chancellor Rama Thirunamachandran has t
Halewood workers ‘made up’ as plant plays key role in…
The ECHO spoke to staff at the Halewood plant as Ford unveiled its new carFord workers Christopher Herrity and Harry Johnston at the Halewood plant(Image: Dan H
Sussex University: Hundreds of jobs up for voluntary redundancy
"We have done everything we can to make savings over the past year," said Prof Roseneil. "We have significantly reduced non-pay expenditure, and made cuts to
Funding issues and ‘over-optimism’ behind UK failures on jobs data
Unlock the Editor’s Digest for freeRoula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter.The UK statistics agency’s failur
UK’s biggest defence company invests £1bn in early-career jobs
BAE Systems is set to hire thousands of new apprentices and graduates in 2025 as its investment in skills is expected to reach £1bn.Since the start of the deca
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