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04.07.2022 - 14:28
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Evening Standard
Tesla faces fresh discrimination claim from staff
Tesla is facing a lawsuit from 15 Black staff who accuse the electric car giants of racial discriminationWhat is the complaint?They say Tesla has been turned “into a racially hostile work environment”. On purpose, is the suggestion. They say use of the N-word is common and goes unpunished. And that black staff are routinely overlooked …
04.07.2022 - 13:59
Business
Evening Standard
Glass ceiling still firmly in place in the C-suite
Any observer Zooming into the boardrooms of Britain’s biggest companies might initially be impressed by the healthy gender mix of the directors sitting round the table.More than a decade after the launch of the Davies review into women on boards much progress appears to have been made. Now around four out of 10 FTSE 100 …
04.07.2022 - 13:10
Business
Sky News
Kellogg’s loses legal challenge against new rules on sugary cereals
Kellogg’s has lost a legal challenge against the government over new food regulations that would stop some of its cereals being prominently displayed in shops.The maker of Coco Pops and All-Bran took legal action against the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) over the rules, which come into force this October. Under the plans, …
04.07.2022 - 13:02
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Sky News
9 tips to reduce how much petrol or diesel you use amid record fuel prices
Petrol has crept over £1.90 per litre, while diesel is not far off £2, and chancellor Rishi Sunak is considering calls for a more substantial fuel duty cut.Things are so bad that some people are unable to afford to fuel to get to work. While help from the government would be welcomed by motorists, there …
04.07.2022 - 11:47
Business
Evening Standard
Why a cut in VAT would NOT solve the cost of living crisis
Can VAT save the economy? Probably not.As a VAT consultant I tend to view much of life through a VAT lens. Most of the time VAT has little relevance to the wider world, apart from adding 20% to most goods and services we consume in the UK. Occasionally, it does raise its head, for example …
04.07.2022 - 11:11
Business
Sky News
EasyJet chief operating officer resigns amid growing anger over flight cancellations
EasyJet’s chief operating officer has resigned amid growing anger over flight cancellations.The airline has axed thousands of flights in recent months, including many on the day they were expected to leave for destinations. EasyJet recently announced plans to cut more flights over the busy summer period and apologised to customers for failing to “deliver the …
04.07.2022 - 11:11
Business
Sky News
EasyJet’s operating chief resigns as anger grows over cancelled flights
EasyJet’s chief operating officer has resigned amid growing anger over flight cancellations.The airline has axed thousands of flights in recent months, including many on the day they were expected to leave for destinations. EasyJet recently announced plans to cut more flights over the busy summer period and apologised to customers for failing to “deliver the …
04.07.2022 - 10:51
Business
Sky News
British families ‘brutally exposed’ to cost of living crisis due to 15 years of stagnant wages
Fifteen years of stagnant incomes have left families “brutally exposed” to the cost of living crisis, a report has found.Many families have been unable to build up the savings needed to cope with growing prices this year, according to the Resolution Foundation think tank. In the 15 years leading up to the COVID pandemic, the …
04.07.2022 - 10:15
Business
Business Live
New HMRC regional hub opens in Birmingham
A new government regional centre housing thousands of tax and pensions staff has been officially opened in Birmingham. HM Revenue and Customs’ hub on the Arena Central complex was launched this week by Jim Harra, HMRC’s chief executive and first permanent secretary. 3 Arena Central, in Broad Street, is home to 4,600 civil servants, including …
04.07.2022 - 10:12
Business
Business Live
Former Tioxide site relaunched as a major industrial location by ABP
Grimsby’s former Tioxide site is being relaunched as a major industrial location once more. Associated British Ports has appointed agents to market the 89-acre site, with more than one million sq ft of development space highlighted. It is being pitched for manufacturing, logistics and low-carbon energy producers – with Equinor having recently revealed it is …
04.07.2022 - 10:02
Business
Business Live
ADVERTORIAL: Retaining talent in the East Midlands: The link between the region’s business sector and graduates
Developing brownfield sites across the East Midlands, Bradgate Estates is one of many successful companies playing its part in the economic development and growth of the region. Bradgate, which identifies brownfield sites throughout the East Midlands to develop on behalf of UK and European Pension Property Investment Funds, brings fresh capital to invest in the …
04.07.2022 - 09:58
Business
Business Live
ADVERTORIAL: Allsop expects to raise more than £1 billion at auction for UK property owners this year
Leading UK property auctioneer Allsop is continuing to see investors from across the globe flock to its sales as property owners put their assets under the hammer. Having raised just short of £1 billion in 2021 for real estate owners selling commercial and residential property at auction, the 116-year-old auction house is continuing to see …
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