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CNN fires three employees for coming to work unvaccinated
CNN has fired three employees who violated company policy by coming to work unvaccinated against Covid-19.
Tuesday 27 October 2026
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CNN has fired three employees who violated company policy by coming to work unvaccinated against Covid-19.
Starting salaries are rising at the fastest rate in at least 24 years as a chronic shortage of workers continues to drive up pay offers, according…
The owner of the Daily Mail newspaper has agreed to sell its insurance business for £1.4 billion, bolstering its controlling shareholder’s ambition to take the company…
The Bank of England has called an end to its pandemic stimulus by declaring that “some modest tightening of monetary policy is likely to be necessary”…
Young people will be told to get a coronavirus vaccine or miss out on fun as ministers employ veiled threats to boost waning take-up rates.
John Lewis is among the companies “named and shamed” in a government list of employers found to be paying staff below the legal minimum wage.
A construction group has reported record demand from businesses looking to revamp their offices before workers return.
The economic recovery slowed last month as the pingdemic hit consumer spending and staffing in Britain’s dominant services sector.
Uber has revealed losses wider than expected after digging deep in an effort to attract hundreds of thousands of drivers back to its platform
Vaccinated travellers to France, Dubai and India will no longer be required to quarantine on their return to the UK in a boost for summer holidays…
Reusing and repairing household goods, from washing machines to phones, and recycling throwaway consumer items such as plastic bottles, could create hundreds of thousands of green…
Britain’s recovery slowed in July as the “pingdemic” hit both consumer spending and staffing in the country’s dominant services sector.
Dairy giant Arla, which supplies milk to all major UK supermarkets, has said a lorry driver shortage has forced it to cut back on its deliveries.
Video-conferencing firm Zoom has agreed to pay $86m (£61.9m) to settle a class action privacy lawsuit in the US.
The price of timber has risen sharply with builders struggling to get supplies, as post-lockdown construction and DIY projects create huge demand.