US travel ban will not stop visitors – Qatar Airways boss
The US travel ban will not stop Middle Eastern tourists flying to the US, says Akbar Al Baker. Read full original article »
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Capita ends exit payments for graduates on training scheme
It has emerged that last month Capita scrapped its policy of charging thousands of pounds in exit fees to graduates… The post Capita ends exit payments for graduates on training scheme appeared first on…
School’s Not Out: Demand For Summer Teachers Soars
The summer holidays may be approaching but if the UK jobs market is anything to go by, school children may not escape the classroom for too long – as demand for summer teachers…
EU immigration to Britain falls to five-year low
The number of immigrants moving from the European Union to Britain fell by a quarter to a five-year low last year. Read full original article »
May pledges to boost aerospace amid Brexit fears
Prime Minister promises extra investment for industry weeks after Airbus threatened to leave UK. Read full original article »
One in five diabetics disciplined for taking time off
More needs to be done to educate employers about their responsibilities to diabetic workers, it has been claimed, as it… The post One in five diabetics disciplined for taking time off appeared first on…
Brexit concerns rising among North East businesses, two surveys report
Lloyds and EEF reports highlight concerns over ability for firms to trade in Europe Read full original article »
Boeing ‘concerns’ over US-China trade row
The head of US aerospace giant Boeing warns of potential damage of growing US-China trade row. Read full original article »
Unilever grandees weigh Dutch headquarters shift
The consumer goods giant behind Dove and Marmite has opened talks with the trust established by one of the group’s founders as part of a shareholder charm offensive aimed at abolishing its UK headquarters.…
Debenhams denies cash crunch problem
The department store chain says credit insurers are continuing to provide cover to its suppliers. Read full original article »