Up to 400 jobs could be lost at Sheffield Hallam University, it has been announced. The university said external pressures, such as the government’s plans to reduce the number of international students in the UK, had led to “tough decisions”. The move would affect non-academic staff, with a voluntary redundancy programme due to launch in...
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HSBC and Deloitte withdraw UK job offers from foreign graduates because of new visa rules – but what do the changes mean for employers?
HSBC and Deloitte have rescinded job offers to foreign graduates who no longer meet sponsorship requirements as a result of visa rule changes, according to reports by the Financial Times. The reports follow Big Four firm KPMG’s move last month to withdraw job offers for the same reason, the newspaper reported. From 4 April 2024,...
Nuclear power: Wylfa on Anglesey chosen as site for new plant
6 days ago Huw Thomas,BBC Wales business correspondent Reuters Wylfa’s previous power station stopped generating energy in 2015 Wylfa on Anglesey has been chosen as the preferred site for a large-scale nuclear power plant, the UK government said. The site was bought by ministers for £160m from previous developers Hitachi who abandoned plans for a...
New nuclear power plant earmarked for North Wales
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Sign up to the Independent Climate email for the latest advice on saving the planet Get our free Climate email The UK will fail to achieve a “just and fair” transition by 2030 unless the government works proactively to sustain offshore energy industry jobs and investment, a study has found. Experts at Robert Gordon University...
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Number of working-age males saying they ‘don’t want a job’ has soared by 600,000 since Covid to 3.1MILLION
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