employment
Center Parcs unveils plans for first Scottish site
Around 1,200 permanent jobs could be created at the holiday village in the Scottish Borders.
Tips to help graduates living on a tight budget – as a third delay major life milestones
Nearly half of young adults feel they are only just managing to make ends meet on their salaries, a new study reveals.
The key topics to discuss when starting conversations about money
Talk Money Week falls in November, so here are some expert suggestions to tackle tricky money topics.
Local services to get £240m funding boost to ‘get Britain working’
Sir Keir Starmer said the Budget would allocate £240 million to local services to get people back into work.
Tram workers win toilet breaks dispute
Unite said it was an issue of ‘basic dignity at work’.
Government cannot guarantee job for every laid off Grangemouth worker – Murray
Scottish Secretary Ian Murray said both the UK and Holyrood Governments were trying to secure work for the employees facing redundancy.
College to offer support to workers at risk from Grangemouth closure
The closure of the refinery next year is expected to lead to the loss of up to 400 jobs.
Estimated £2 per hour pay gap for disabled employees ‘infuriating’
The latest estimated gap was wider for men than women and for full-time employees compared with part-time workers.
Competition for graduate jobs at ‘record high’ – Institute of Student Employers
Surveyed employers received more than 1.2 million applications to just under 17,000 graduate vacancies during 2023/2024, according to the ISE.
Weight-loss jabs ‘important for economy so people get back into work’, says PM
Sir Keir Starmer said anti-obesity medication could help boost Britain’s economy.