Category: freeze
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Global jobs slump at two-decade low, warns Hays boss, as hiring freeze persists
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The global recruitment market is steeped in its longest shrinkage in more than 20 years, according to Hays CEO, the largest employment group listed in Britain. He said: “I have been in this work 27 years ago and I have never seen a global contraction like him,” noting that “continuous…
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Spending freeze to push major railway projects into the sidings past general election
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Rachel Reeves is expected to halt spending on major new rail projects until after the next general election, leaving Britain’s train network under pressure from pressure on public finances. Industry bigwigs say three projects already under construction are set to consume almost all of the available funding from the Department…
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Tel Aviv court orders OpenWeb to freeze ousting of CEO
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Israeli open sharing platform Unicorn Open web CEO and co-founder Nadav Shoval achieved a temporary victory in the Tel Aviv District Economic Court, which ordered his dismissal to be suspended until the court discusses the matter between the two parties at the end of the month. Cheval is in dispute…
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Banks to gain new powers to freeze large payments for fraud checks
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UK banks are soon set to get new powers to freeze large payments for up to four days as part of updated fraud prevention measures due to come into force this autumn. The changes come ahead of a new anti-fraud regime coming into effect on October 7, which will require…
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Your Wealth Is Melting: Why Bitcoin Is The Deep Freeze Your Portfolio Desperately Needs
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Relief for workers as firms signal end to pay raise freeze
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Kenya’s private sector payrolls showed signs of growth in April after months of stagnation, indicating increased employment and a positive outlook for future demand for goods and services amid growing concerns about devastating floods. The results of Stanbic Bank Kenya’s Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) survey showed that spending on workers’…