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Sausage maker to start employing prison inmates to overcome post-Brexit labour shortage
He also called for the fast-tracking of Afghan refugees being processed to fill the void of workers.
Watch: ‘Jeff B running a tight ship’ as Amazon makes deliveries during ‘tornado’
“Whatever the order is, it could have waited.”
‘Brexit continued to make its mark’ as growth slows as post-lockdown boom subsides
"With the third monthly fall in a row, new order growth failed to impress and work from overseas barely rose."
‘Not always Coca-Cola?’ Fizzy drink maker suffering from this major supply chain issue…
In recent weeks, with McDonalds unable to stock bottled soft drinks recently across some stores.
Who owns our national debt? It’s a secret!
The Treasury’s Debt Management Office refuses to say who buys the government’s bonds and gilts, but open-source material suggests US asset managers are big creditors.
Foreign direct investment in UK has halved, new figures show
In 2019, the Dutch PM warned: “Every businessman I speak to from the UK is saying they will cut investments, cut their business in the UK."
Fury as Ocado delivery drivers pay is reported and it’s not much
"The epitome of greed!" wrote MP Tanmanjeet Singh Dhesi.
Brexit? ‘Abnormally large slowdown’ as growth slows to six-month low as stock and staff shortages bite
"Stark warning to the UK economy that the accelerated levels of growth we’ve seen earlier this summer are not sustainable,” said Duncan Brock, group director at CIPS.
UK lorry driver shortage could be plugged by prisoners on day release
The Association of Independent Meat Suppliers will reportedly meet with HM Prison Service this week to discuss solutions.