London Underground drivers to strike on 15 March
London Underground drivers are to strike on 15 March – budget day – in a dispute over pensions and working…
Employee theft jumps by a fifth as cost of living pressures mount
Employee theft has jumped by a fifth as the rising cost of living triggers a wave of workplace crime, new…
Vodafone credit card size 5G network could eventually expand private wireless markets
Vodafone has unveiled a prototype 5G network built on a credit card sized Raspberry Pi personal computer and an equally…
Why SMEs won’t ditch Green intentions despite ongoing financial uncertainty
SMEs’ face an unclear future. Hit with high interest rates, supply chain issues, increases in wages and a worsening cost-of-living…
Why it is important to use sustainable materials such as glass
The global climate crisis refers to ongoing changes in the earth’s climate due to human activities, such as burning fossil…
UK’s £450m boiler upgrade scheme is failing to deliver say House of Lords
A scheme to encourage UK households to upgrade their gas boilers to heat pumps and other low-carbon alternatives is failing…
UK farmers voice concern as UK minister confirms beef could be imported from Mexico
Mexican beef could hit UK supermarket shelves as the farming minister confirmed that the high-carbon meat could be imported under…
Warning over future of British Steel as it cuts jobs
Unions have warned on the future of UK steelmaking after British Steel announced it will shut its coking ovens in…
160,000 SMEs without mandatory employers’ liability insurance risk fines and prosecution
Over 160,000 small businesses in the UK with between one and nine employees, will not have employer’s liability insurance by…
US Supreme Court wary of removing tech firms’ legal shield
US Supreme Court justices sounded wary on Tuesday of tinkering with a legal shield for social media firms in a…