A new survey by HR software provider CIPHR suggests that most people don’t believe they’re being paid what they think ‘they are worth’ to do their current jobs. And, perhaps unsurprisingly, the longer it’s been since they last received a pay rise – then the
Central England Co-op have spoken about their continued investment for the good of their members and communities following the announcement of the Society’s interim results. The Retail Society, which operates over 400 food, funeral and floral sites across 16 counties, has outlined positive half year
By Alastair Lockwood Ophthalmologist, Eye Surgeon and Eye Health Advisor at Feel Good Contacts Pumpkins are not only a fun Halloween accessory used to create jack o lanterns. They are also an excellent ingredient for many autumnal recipes as they contain vitamins and minerals that
The company behind plans for the world’s first liquid hydrogen bunkering facility for fuelling zero-emission ships is in the running to be named ‘Clean Energy Start-Up Champion’ ahead of the UN’s landmark climate conference, COP26. Clean energy solutions provider Unitrove is one of a number
CAMPAIGNERS have installed a 12-ft oil-splattered statue of a dithering Boris Johnson at Downing Street today, urging him to end the UK’s reliance on oil, to protect consumers, workers and the climate. Activists locked themselves to a stone-effect statue of the Prime Minister, calling him
Lifestyle brand Keep Candles is the brainchild of sisters Marnie and Olivia Walker who are on a mission to reduce waste and promote sustainability with their eco-friendly dual-use candles Two sisters, passionate about zero waste living, have created a range of handmade, sustainable candles which
The UK’s first high quality natural capital market has been launched by Trinity Natural Capital Markets (Trinity NCM), complementing the product range of its group partner company, Trinity AgTech. For the first time, Trinity NCM brings to farmers of all sizes a trustworthy platform for
Despite the relaxation of COVID-19 restrictions in the UK, vigilance remains essential when it comes to safety and hygiene in the workplace. The vaccination programme is a clear success, yet even those who are double-vaccinated can still catch and transmit the virus. These hygiene concerns
Small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) across Yorkshire will benefit from access to advanced scientific equipment, housed at the University of Bradford, to create new, and improve existing products, thanks to a £550,000 grant extension from the EU. Current projects include analysis of compostable plastic
New research from Rightmove’s house price index indicates that for the first time since the 2008 financial crisis, house prices across the all regions of UK have risen by an average of £6,000. Still lagging behind in this rapid growth, however, is London, where prices