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A NEW organisation has now taken over the lifeline advice and support service for carers in Inverclyde.

Will be used to equip this space with new furniture, video conferencing facilities and computer hardware

The game engine company Unity will lay off 1,800 of its employees, or about 25 percent of its workforce, from now until the end of March, in yet another negative event for the business.

Caddick Construction Group is ramping up its investment in the future workforce with the recruitment of seven new apprentices and two new trainees,

Young carers in Scotland say that their unique responsibilities should be factored into decisions to ban phones at school.

Unity CEO and President John Riccitiello, who joined the game engine and development tool company in 2014, will depart the company effective immediately. James M. Whitehurst will serve as interim CEO

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The Boston Unity Group will be holding its final meeting tonight as the game engine developer moves forward with rolling out a controversial fee structure.

Following a severe backlash, Unity has taken a U-turn on its Runtime Installation Fees and also issued a public apology. Here's more.

Unity announces changes to its controversial Runtime Fee policy for creators using the Personal, Pro, and Enterprise editions of the engine.