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Labour warned that its 'full-fat' plan to boost workers' rights including a ban on zero-hours contracts if it wins power could hammer struggling firms - Vimarsana News

Labour warned that its 'full-fat' plan to boost workers' rights including a ban on zero-hours contracts if it wins power could hammer struggling firms

The party is facing kickback over plans outlined by deputy leader Angela Rayner to make a swathe of changes in the party's first 100 days in power if it wins the next election.

Pay rising too fast for interest rate cut, economists warn - Vimarsana News

Pay rising too fast for interest rate cut, economists warn

Pay is rising too fast for the Bank of England to cut interest rates, economists have warned, after wages rose by 6.2pc in the 12 months to December.

Source: yahoo.com
Fitness First are struggling to entice new members to inner city gyms as more people work from home - with nine shutting within the last year - Vimarsana News

Fitness First are struggling to entice new members to inner city gyms as more people work from home - with nine shutting within the last year

Justin Musgrove, the company's chief executive, said they were trying to gain new members by offering app-based classes.

Five days in the office is a thing of the past - Vimarsana News

Five days in the office is a thing of the past

This is according to a survey of more than 1,000 businesses by the British Chambers of Commerce and technology firm Cisco.

Is WFH here to stay? Just one in four companies expect their staff to work in the office full time in the future - Vimarsana News

Is WFH here to stay? Just one in four companies expect their staff to work in the office full time in the future

The study, by the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) and technology firm Cisco, found a clear divide between sectors, with those such as finance and legal more likely to expect remote working.