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RWK Goodman hires employment team from Ince & Co in latest round of exits - Vimarsana News

RWK Goodman hires employment team from Ince & Co in latest round of exits

RWK Goodman hires employment team from Ince & Co in latest round of exits


Pandemic is leading to 'two-tier' system between staff in the office and those continuing to WFH - Vimarsana News

Pandemic is leading to 'two-tier' system between staff in the office and those continuing to WFH

More and more employers are expected to persist with flexible working arrangements going forward, with staff allowed to work from home for some days of the week as the pandemic eases.

Google Threatening to Cut Remote Worker Pay, Signifies the Next Hybrid Work Battle - Vimarsana News

Google Threatening to Cut Remote Worker Pay, Signifies the Next Hybrid Work Battle

Facebook, Google, and UK departments have all talked up potential pay cuts for remote workers.

New initiative looks at what it's like to do business here - Vimarsana News

New initiative looks at what it's like to do business here

An exciting new initiative is being launched today to gauge what it’s really like to do business in Wiltshire.

"Enormous" 5G mast given go-ahead in Fairfield Road, Halesowen - Vimarsana News

"Enormous" 5G mast given go-ahead in Fairfield Road, Halesowen

The mast will be installed to the left of the existing telegraph pole (left) Pic: Google PLANS for an "enormous" 15-metre high 5G mobile phone mast slap bang next to homes in Halesowen have been given the go-ahead despite a string of objections and a petition against the proposal. The 5G mast will be installed on Fairfield Road, next to Fairfield Inn, to the "horror" of residents living in the street. The proposal, from Three, has been given the thumbs up by Dudley Council planners, despite objections and a petition with 51 names from local residents concerned about possible effects to...