All Pay and jobs articles – Page 47
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Menzies delivery staff suspend strikes after improved offer
Unite members had voted 86% in favour of strike action and 91% for industrial action short of a strike
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Midcounties Co-operative compensates underpaid delivery staff
The society has asked all newspaper delivery staff to come forward so that pay rates can be checked
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Greencore head of UK grocery steps up as new CFO
Greencore head of UK grocery Eoin Tonge will replace outgoing CFO Alan Williams. Nigel Blakey, FD of grocery division, will takeover from Tonge
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Sian Land made chief financial officer at Moy Park
She was previously group finance director at International Procurement & Logistics
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Delicious Alchemy appoints former Fiddes Payne boss as CEO
Gluten-free brand Delicious Alchemy has appointed former Fiddes Payne boss Iain Macpherson as its new CEO to take the business to the next level.
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Marks & Spencer to cut 525 HQ staff
The proposals to make significant changes to its UK HQ structure follows a detailed review of the organisation
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Mega-brew merger puts UK jobs at risk as London head office closure confirmed
AB InBev’s buyout of SABMiller is “likely” to involve the loss of UK roles after the offer document confirmed plans to establishe a global HQ in Leuven, Belgium
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M&S petitioned by MPs over cuts to wage premiums
Campaigners say 11,000 workers in receipt of premiums for antisocial hours could be left worse off
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Comment & Opinion
Time for clarity on zero-hour employment
We need to clarify exactly what we expect from employers. And we need to do it fast
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Comment & Opinion
Get ready for gender pay gap scrutiny
Paving a clearer and more accessible path towards the top for women in the workplace is still a very real problem, says Shirley Hall of Eversheds
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Analysis & Features
Workfare controversy reignited by retailer naming
A list of those involved in the Workfare debacle has reignited the debate. But it’s far from clear whether there’s a case to answer
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Comment & Opinion
Workfare: grocery must tell positive employment stories
Grocery has a huge job to do in telling the positive stories about working in this industry
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News
ACS joins trade bodies in warning of national living wage hikes
Greg Clark urged to create a new steering group to allow businesses to feed back reports about the impact of the wage…
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TRS Personnel loses licence after 'skimming' workers' pay
TRS Personnel was found by inspectors to have regularly cut staff hours in factories, while still charging clients
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Defra loses nearly 1,000 staff as government budget cuts hit
Department set to lose 15% of its budget by 2020
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Number of full-time retail jobs in fastest fall in two years
The number of full-time equivalent employees fell 2.4%, with retail outlets down 0.4% in the second quarter
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Turners Fine Foods collapses with 484 redundancies
Landmark Wholesale member Turners Fine Foods has collapsed after a failed turnaround attempt, with almost 500 staff losing their jobs.
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Premier Foods shareholders protest re-election of chairman over McCormick affair
Premier Foods shareholders have given chairman David Beever a rebuke at the AGM over his handling of the failed McCormick takeover with more than 12% objecting to his re-election to the board.
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Brexit vote could hit NLW to tune of 40p per hour
The national living wage could end up being 40p lower following the Brexit vote, a think tank has suggested
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Young's Seafood boss Pete Ward steps down
Ward will be replaced temporarily by Bill Showalter, CEO of parent company Young’s Seafood International Holdings