Category: UKs
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UK’s gender pay gap reverses as young women out-earn men amid ‘crisis of masculinity’
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Young women between the ages of 16 and 24 have a full-time work at 2200 pounds annually than men in the same age bow-a blatant reflection for only two years, when men were better than men. According to the new research conducted by the Social Justice Center (CSJ), the transformation…
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Chancellor urged to bolster UK’s late-stage entrepreneurs in spring statement or risk exodus
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Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, must use her upcoming spring statement to reveal the targeted measures that will prevent late entrepreneurship companies in the United Kingdom from searching for more fruitful investment methods abroad. Simon Glyon, a partner at Plick Rothnberg, is arguing with review, tax, tax and consulting, that failure to…
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Public sector pay gap endangers UK’s cybersecurity, experts warn
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The growing gap between the salaries of the private sectors and the public sector of cybersecurity professionals in the United Kingdom is undermined, according to a new research conducted by the Naoris Protocol. The Blockchain-based internet company warns that talented cyber experts are away from government roles due to low…
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Farage insists UK’s Brexit deal can be improved but fails to say how
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Nigel Farage has repeated his belief that the British agreement after Britain’s exit from the European Union with the European Union may be mature to improve, although it provided minimal details about the form that these changes may take. Speaking about the BBC Radio 4 program today, the UK leader…
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West Midlands residents revealed as the UK’s most stressed
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The city of Birmingham has been classified as the most tense city in the United Kingdom, according to a new study. The research, conducted by Instant Offices, which provides office solutions, which measured factors such as salary levels, gender wages, and online search operations for “work pressure” and “exhaustion”, indicates…
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West Midlands residents revealed as the UK’s most stressed
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The city of Birmingham has been classified as the most tense city in the United Kingdom, according to a new study. The research, conducted by Instant Offices, which provides office solutions, which measured factors such as salary levels, gender wages, and online search operations for “work pressure” and “exhaustion”, indicates…
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North east outstrips South as UK’s pay rise capital
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Workers in the north of the UK are now more likely to receive a pay rise than their counterparts in the south, according to Totaljobs’ new 2025 salary trends report. The research, which relied on 17.5 million online job adverts and a survey of 3,000 people, found that 84% of…
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Seed capital fund opens for third year to boost the UK’s colouration industry
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A nationwide seed funding program for innovators in the color and dyeing sector has been launched for the third year in a row, offering up to £25,000 of equity investment per project. The initiative, organized by The Dyers, invites entrepreneurs working in fields ranging from color chemistry and food technology…
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UK’s antitrust regulator to investigate Google’s search services
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LONDON (Reuters) – Britain’s antitrust watchdog said on Tuesday it would investigate Google’s (GOOG) search services using its new powers to see how it affects consumers and businesses, including advertisers, news publishers and rival search engines. NASDAQ GS – deferred quote • US dollars When Closed: January 13 at 4:00:02…
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Could Nigel Farage really be the UK’s next Prime Minister, I mean really?
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Could Nigel Farage be the next UK Prime Minister? It’s a question that just five years ago would have seemed like wondering whether we’d see Piers Morgan running the Department of Arts. And yet, here we are, as Farage’s UK Reform Party is reportedly amassing a slew of new members…
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AI could be set to revolutionise UK’s careers advice sector
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At a time when much of the conversation around AI focuses on potential job losses, one sector stands poised to harness this technology for good: career advice. Far from making counselors obsolete, AI can help them provide more personalized, timely and cost-effective support, ensuring more unemployed young people and adults…
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UK’s Accelerated Clean Power Push Risks Raising Energy Bills
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Breadcrumb links BMN Business The UK government risks higher energy costs for consumers as it pursues a challenging – and up-to-date – target to decarbonise the country’s energy supply by 2030. Article writer: Bloomberg News Eamon Aqeel Farhat Posted on December 18, 2024 • 4 minutes read You can save…
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UK’s small businesses strike upbeat tone for 2025 growth
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The majority of small and medium-sized businesses in Britain are looking forward to 2025 with confidence, despite continuing economic uncertainty, recent budget pressures, and global geopolitical concerns. New survey data from KPMG and Aviva shows an optimistic picture emerging among business owners in the country, who expect increased demand, international…
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UK’s small businesses strike upbeat tone for 2025 growth
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The majority of small and medium-sized businesses in Britain are looking forward to 2025 with confidence, despite continuing economic uncertainty, recent budget pressures, and global geopolitical concerns. New survey data from KPMG and Aviva shows an optimistic picture emerging among business owners in the country, who expect increased demand, international…
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Trade figures reveal UK’s challenge to boost economic growth
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The UK government is committed to kick-starting economic growth in the country, but recently released trade figures from HMRC point to a big journey ahead, according to leading audit, tax and business advisory firm Blick Rothenberg. Simon Sutcliffe, customs and excise partner at the firm, commented: “Trade statistics for 2023,…
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Evri named UK’s worst delivery service as nearly half report issues
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For the second year in a row, courier Evri has been named the UK’s worst-performing parcel delivery company, with almost half of its customers reporting problems. According to Ofcom, the UK postal regulator, 44% of customers who used the Evri app in the past six months experienced delivery problems –…
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Tesco and Shell to power stores and EV stations with output from UK’s largest solar farm, originally meant for homes
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Tesco and Shell have struck a deal to buy the entire output from Cliff Hill Solar Farm, the UK’s largest solar project, which was initially planned to power 100,000 homes. The agreement stipulates that 65% of the farm’s electricity will go to Tesco’s supermarkets, while Shell will manage the remaining…
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Scottish Power owner Iberdrola commits £24bn to upgrade UK’s green energy infrastructure
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Iberdrola, the Spanish energy group and owner of Scottish Power, has announced a £24 billion investment to develop the UK’s energy infrastructure over the next five years. This represents a doubling of its commitment to Britain and makes the UK the largest destination for Iberdrola’s global investments. The investment will…
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Scottish Power owner Iberdrola commits £24bn to upgrade UK’s green energy infrastructure
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Iberdrola, the Spanish energy group and owner of Scottish Power, has announced a £24 billion investment to develop the UK’s energy infrastructure over the next five years. This represents a doubling of its commitment to Britain and makes the UK the largest destination for Iberdrola’s global investments. The investment will…