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AstraZeneca ‘said it could cut UK jobs’ if biodiversity drug levy is introduced

AstraZeneca has said it may cut jobs at its UK operation if the government enforces a global push to make companies share profits derived from nature’s geneti

JOBS | Major drive to fill 26,000 festive jobs launched by Tesco

If you’re looking for a job over the festive period then Tesco is keen to hear from you.  This year the supermarket is recruiting 26,000 temporary

UK and Germany to sign landmark ‘defence’ treaty

Under the new Trinity House Agreement, Rheinmetall will build a factory in the UK to produce barrels for artillery guns – something the UK stopped doing more

What Britain’s workers need to learn from the ‘lazy’ French

A key reason for a lack of investment in the UK is excessive regulation and planning requirements, according to Stian Westlake,

Up to £600 cash boost for Britain’s lowest paid to help kickstart the economy

Impact assessment shows the Employment Rights Bill will have a positive direct impact on economic growth Reforms means extra 30,000 new dads qualify for p

Sick pay timebomb that risks a lost generation of workers

BBCThe UK is sick. It’s much sicker than other similar countries, and the situation is getting worse, snowballing into a health, social, medical, economic, an

City of London chief says Brexit ‘disaster’ cost 40,000 finance jobs

The representational image shows a general view of London from the construction site of 22 Bishopsgate in London. — Reuters/FileLONDON: Britain’s dep

Labour’s Employment Rights Bill could cost business up to £5bn a year, government analysis shows

Overhauling workers' rights could cost businesses around £5bn a year, the government has said.The Employment Rights Bill, which aims to tackle lo

We live in Britain’s most HAUNTED village where we have to lie about our jobs

A GHOUL-LOVING couple have revealed what it's like to live in Britain's most haunted village.Andrew Ayres and wife Anita Shean moved to Pluckley, near Ashford,

The NEN – North Edinburgh News

Prepare to be inspired at National Galleries Scotland: Modern One, as Everlyn Nicodemus opens her first retrospective this Saturday Spanning the gall

UK Government speeding up ‘skills passport’ to help with North Sea transition

Officials said Great British Energy, which has £8.3 billion of funding over this Parliament, would develop partnerships with Scottish public bodies to acce

‘Skills passport’ fast-tracked for workers to move to clean energy jobs

The Government is speeding up the delivery of a “skills passport” to support oil and gas workers to move into jobs in renewables such as offshore wind, it h