Hays Sees Skills Shortages Push Up Wages As Hiring Bounces Back

The recruitment firm said there are ‘clear signs’ of staff shortages across all its global regions.

New Data Laws Will Focus On ‘Common Sense, Not Box-Ticking’, Says Minister

Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden said the Government wants to diverge from some EU data rules in order to boost trade with other nations.

Driver Shortage Could Push Food Prices Higher, Warn Hauliers And Supermarkets

Hauliers have warned that there is a shortfall of around 100,000 drivers which has contributed to supply issues at shops and restaurants.

Tesco Rolls Out Recycling Points For Soft Plastic Packaging To All Large Stores

Customers will be able to recycle packaging such as bread bags, salad bags and crisp packets.

Retail Leaders Call On Government To Follow Holyrood To Protect Shop Workers

Shop workers in Scotland will be better protected from Tuesday as the new Protection of Workers act comes into force.

Security-Focused EU Ramps Up Humanitarian Aid For Afghans

Eurostar Ramping Up Services To Meet Growing Demand

The cross-Channel rail operator will run eight daily return services from September 6 until November 1.

Musk Says Tesla Likely To Launch Humanoid Robot Prototype Next Year

The robot would have "profound implications for the economy," Musk said.

British Consortium Formed To Develop Solid State EV Batteries

A new facility will build prototypes for solid-state batteries.

UK Government Launches Strategy For Low-Carbon Hydrogen Production

Government wants to replace gas in three million homes.

Tesla’s Musk Says Stay On Schedule For European Gigafactory – Minister

Tesla reportedly said it wanted to involve local citizens more.

Banks Take Steps To Reduce Potential Cloud Computing Risks, Google Survey

Central banks are concerned that retail banks rely on a "concentrated" number of outside cloud computing providers.

Two Companies To Invest Into Offshore Wind Production In Northeast England

Siemens Gamesa will invest £186 million to expand its blade manufacturing site near Hull

Capita Sees ‘Minimal’ Impact From Pingdemic As Staff Continue To Work From Home

Chief executive Jon Lewis said the majority of the outsourcing company’s employees are still not going in to the office despite restrictions easing.

Live Events To Be Covered By Government-Backed £750m Insurance Scheme

Live events organisers had found it difficult to secure insurance against outbreaks.

Spurred By Pandemic, Barcelona Backs Greener, Car-Free Future

Plans have been developed to convert 21 streets, totaling 33 km, into pedestrian green spaces.

More Than Half Of Workers Feel Pressured To ‘Brave Out’ Office Return – Survey

Online healthcare provider Lime found that 43% of workers would look for a new job if employers did not improve access to mental health…

Boeing Postpones Starliner Launch After New Glitch

Engineers are working to understand the source of "unexpected valve position indications" in the propulsion system.