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Majority of gig economy workers ‘feel under threat from review websites’
Workers in the gig economy are grappling with another threat to their wages – the double-edged sword of online reviews...
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Ministry of Justice ad banned for reinforcing negative stereotypes of black men
A Facebook ad for the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) was likely to cause serious offence by reinforcing negative stereotypes ...
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Morrisons to shut 132 McColl’s stores, with 1,300 jobs at risk
The struggling convenience store chain was bought by the supermarket giant in May for £190 million...
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BP profits more than double to £7.1bn amid windfall tax pressure
BP has revealed its profits more than doubled for the past three months amid ratcheting calls for stiffer windfall taxes...
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Badenoch calls for green investment to ‘future-proof’ UK economy
The UK must “future-proof” its economy by investing in cutting-edge green technologies, International Trade Secretar...
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Almost half of parents ‘likely to spend less on Christmas presents for children’
Almost half of parents who celebrate Christmas are likely to spend less on presents for their children this year, resear...
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‘Retailers want to see tougher laws on tobacco sales’
Most shopkeepers support existing tobacco laws and want the Government to go further in protecting people’s health, ac...
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More than 300,000 sign up for trial to save on energy bills
Nearly a third of a million households have signed up for a programme to help them save on their energy and reduce the r...
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Coffinmakers at Co-op factory ‘resolute’ in taking strike action for fair pay
Coffinmakers at the Co-op’s only factory in the UK are “resolute” in their campaign for an improved pay offer as w...