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114EU set to relax state aid rules to compete with US
The European Union should relax its state aid rules to compete with mass US subsidies for green technology, the head of the...
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107Women in their fifties face £7,000 pay gap
Older women workers face the highest gender pay gap in the country with those aged more than 50 paid on average £7,000...
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110UK staff to have legal right to ask for flexible working from day one in job
Employees are to get the right to request flexible working from the moment they start a job under new government legislation, in...
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102New HMRC data raises UK hopes of end to Northern Ireland Brexit trade checks
UK hopes that controversial Brexit checks on goods crossing the Irish sea can be eliminated have risen after early analysis of government...
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107RMT rejects new offer from rail employers in pay and jobs dispute
The RMT has rejected an offer from rail employers aimed at heading off more strikes. The Rail Delivery Group (RDG) offered the...
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105Sunak’s government ‘going backwards’ on green economy, says CBI
Rishi Sunak’s government is “going backwards” on building a greener economy and lacks a growth plan to soften the blow from recession,...
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82Growing self-storage company invests £50 million into expansion programme
One of the pioneers of self-storage in the UK, Space Station, has taken over the day-to-day running of Fort Locks in Banbury...
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101Staff shortages see UK restaurants struggle to cope with Christmas season
Turning down party bookings over the Christmas period is the last thing a restaurant owner wants to do. However that is the...
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91How to Pay International Suppliers and Employees with Open Banking
Open banking refers to the type of banking in which customers transfer their money directly from their bank account with no data...
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80Essentials to Know When Filing a Self-Assessment Tax Return
As the deadline for filing a tax return online is looming, it pays to be prepared rather than frantically filling out the...
