Veterans to access enhanced career support through Op ASCEND
The free service has so far equipped 3,000 veterans and family members with the tools to make their next career move.
Scottish Water faces industrial action in nationwide pay dispute
In the opening phase of action at Scottish Water, Unite will hold a standby ban and a ban on contractual overtime over two consecutive weekends.
Leisure centre closures “will rip heart from communities”, says GMB Union
Councillors in West Lancashire will be asked to vote on 26th February, 2025 to shut the Park Pool in Ormskirk and Nye Bevan in Skelmersdale.
Tees Valley Scholarship to boost skills training for low-carbon energy sector
Applications are now open for the scholarship which aims to train a new generation of skilled workers in key industrial roles.
BBPA calls for urgent Government action as nearly 300 pubs close down in 2024
The industry body reported there were 289 closures in the past year, which equated to more than 4,500 job losses alone.
Prime Minister to make £200m investment in Grangemouth, launches training guarantee for refinery staff
The funding will be available for co-investment with the private sector to help unlock Grangemouth’s full potential.
Cleaning team at Guy’s and St Thomas’ hospitals strike over working conditions
Workers have reported issues including the absence of an adequate rest area at Guy's Hospital and rest facilities at St Thomas' without ventilation.
Lack of manager training puts 13 million UK workers’ wellbeing at risk, report finds
Research from the Workforce Institute indicated that managers have a greater impact on employee mental health than doctors, therapists, or even spouses.
BAE Systems reports £0.8bn pension surplus with contributions set to fall in 2025
The company contributed £407m to its pension schemes in 2024, including £156m in US schemes.
Two-thirds of ethnic minority doctors in Scotland witness racism at work, BMA finds
The survey revealed that 64% of non-white doctors have either experienced (41%) or witnessed (23%) racist incidents.
Britain faces potential Nando’s shortage due to strike action, union warns
The warning comes as workers at the restaurant chain’s main poultry provider, Avara Foods, are considering strike action.
AI improves work-life balance for 61% of business leaders, report finds
Tech.co highlighted how AI is transforming the way senior leaders approach their responsibilities by automating routine tasks.
