Amazon announces £40bn UK investment to create thousands of jobs
The investment includes the construction of four new fulfilment centres, with confirmed sites in Hull, Northampton, and the East Midlands.
Oxford architecture co-operative first in England to secure ‘Living Hours’ accreditation
The accreditation goes beyond paying the real Living Wage by also committing employers to provide workers with secure, guaranteed working hours.
Retrofitting plan could spark revival in job market and glass industry, says TUC
The TUC has called for public and private investment in existing glass production facilities to modernise operations and support job retention.
Government investment to help disadvantaged young people into aviation careers
This move was designed to strengthen the future of the country’s £20bn air transport and aerospace sector and its 240,000-strong workforce.
UK nuclear weapons hub creates 1,500 jobs as sector delivers pay boost and economic growth
Newly released Government figures showed that workers in the defence nuclear industry earn an average of £45,500 - 20% higher than the UK average.
The Jersey Employment Forum calls for protection for whistleblowers
The Forum's 75-page report proposes the creation of a standalone Public Interest Disclosure Law, aimed at safeguarding individuals who raise concerns about wrongdoing in the public interest.
BMA to launch indicative ballots of senior doctors in England
Following last month’s announcement of a 4% pay uplift, the BMA’s consultants committee and SAS committee both entered dispute with the Government.
Deborah Evans appointed as chair of The Pensions Ombudsman
Evans currently serves as a non-executive director and chair of the compliance committee at the Property Ombudsman.
Government cyber security investment to create new jobs across sector
Launched as part of the Government’s 'Plan for Change', the Cyber Growth Action Plan will chart a path for long-term expansion in the UK’s cyber industry.
Half of financial services workers expect leaders to deprioritise ESG and DEI commitments
Most professionals acknowledged that ESG (69%) and DEI (68%) practices remain increasingly important to attracting and retaining customers.
Government cracks down on water company bonuses amid environmental failings
The new rules, which take effect immediately under the Water (Special Measures) Act, represent a significant shift in the regulation of the water industry.
Birmingham bin strike could last until December as workers vote for further industrial action
The industrial action, which began in January, stems from the council's proposal to restructure pay, potentially resulting in reductions of up to £8,000 per year for some workers.
