Jobs
BBC horror as 500 full-time jobs to be axed under…
The BBC has announced 500 of its full-time roles will be "reduced" over the course of the next two years. It comes after the broadcasting firm released a list o
UK and Scottish Governments keen to protect jobs at Harland…
First Minister John Swinney has said both the UK and Scottish Governments are keen to protect jobs at the Harland and Wolff yards,
BBC to cut 500 jobs as it attempts to save…
The BBC has announced it is to cut 500 jobs as it attempts to save £200 million to drive the “transformation” of the corporation.Chief operating adviser Le
Jobs fears as major change announced at JLR Halewood
A notice issued to staff explained the changes, leaving some with concernsThe Jaguar Land Rover site at Halewood(Image: LIVERPOOL ECHO)There are concerns for th
Carpetright bought in rescue deal but more than 1,000 jobs…
Carpetright has been bought in a rescue deal by rival Tapi, but will shut more than 200 stores and cut more than 1,000 jobs.Flooring retailer Tapi has agreed to
Zero-hours contracts: Workers react to the ban
Getty ImagesThe government says "exploitative zero-hours contracts" will be banned within 100 days Young people working in insecure jobs have been promised a "n
Carpetright rescue could see 1,500 jobs lost
Carpetright's future is understood to have been secured but the vast majority of its 1,800 staff are set to lose their jobs under a limited rescue
Carpetright bought by Tapi in rescue deal but more than…
Carpetright has been bought in a rescue deal by rival Tapi, but more than 200 stores are expected to shut and more than 1,000 jobs cut.Flooring retailer Tapi wi
Tapi to buy Carpetright in rescue deal but more than…
Carpetright is set to be bought in a rescue deal by rival Tapi, but more than 200 stores are expected to be shut and more than 1,000 jobs cut.Flooring retailer
UK banks face redundancies while ‘deadwood’ colleagues in Europe keep…
Bankers in Britain have lashed out at European labour laws which mean "deadwood" colleagues on the continent keep their jobs despite redundancy drives. Strict l
