News Mitie Deal To Buy Interserve Arm Put Under Microscope By Competition Watchdog The Competition and Markets Authority said it was considering whether the deal could lead to a lessening of competition in the market. Holly Williams 15th Sep
News Government To Blame For Workers’ Reluctance Over Office Return, Says Sorrell He criticised ministers for not doing enough to restore confidence in the safety of trains and buses. Holly Williams 14th Sep
News Fuller’s ‘At Start Of Return To Normality’ After Vast Majority Of Pubs Reopen The London-based firm said it had reopened 169 of its managed sites by the end of August, before opening a further 23 earlier this… Henry Saker-Clark 10th Sep
News Tory MPs Urged To Back Targeted Extension Of Furlough Scheme Shadow chancellor Anneliese Dodds said the ‘one-size-fits-all withdrawal of wage support across the entire economy’ will threaten jobs. Harriet Line 09th Sep
News Up To £3.5 Billion Of Furlough Cash Stolen Or Paid Out In Error, HMRC Boss Says The fraud and error rate could reach between 5-10%, according to official estimates. August Graham 08th Sep
News Jobs At Risk As Heathrow Begins Consulting With Unions Over Pay Cuts The west London airport said in a statement that its proposal ‘guarantees a job’ for anyone who wants to remain with the business. Neil Lancefield 03rd Sep
News UK Manufacturing Production Grows At Fastest Rate For Six Years In August The closely-followed IHS Markit/CIPS manufacturing purchasing managers’ index (PMI) recorded a score of 55.2 in August, from 53.3 in July. Henry Saker-Clark 01st Sep
News Government Extends Emergency Agreement With Great Western Railway Emergency Measures Agreements were introduced for all rail franchises in March to keep trains running despite a drop in demand caused by Covid-19. Neil Lancefield 01st Sep