All Pay and jobs articles – Page 45
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NewsAsda to hike basic wage in exchange for pay and role changes
Asda claimed 95% of current colleagues would be better off if they chose to move to the new contracts
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NewsSainsbury's to axe price controller role and cut night shifts
The changes will be subject to a 45-day consultation period
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NewsPrinces appoints new MD as Easterbrook retires after 35 years at the business
Princes has appointed a new MD to take over from Mike Easterbrook, who is retiring after more than 40 years in the food industry.
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NewsUnite protests Sainsbury's HQ over Argos hub job uncertainty
Unite staged a protest outside Sainsbury’s London HQ, calling for an end to uncertainty over 1,400 jobs at Argos hubs
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NewsAdministrators close nine Food Retailer Group Budgens stores
Food Retailer Group fell into administration on 10 February
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NewsBudgens staff at 36 stores face redundancy as FRG collapses
The Food Retailer Group had already planned to close 12 stores as part of its rescue plans
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NewsBernard Matthews set to cut 150 jobs in Norfolk
The turkey giant said it was consulting over proposals
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NewsFood industry calls for work on agriculture labour shortages
Call for government to reintroduce the Seasonal Agricultural Worker Scheme (SAWS). which was axed in 2013
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NewsDeliveroo faces trade union protest at Wandsworth depot
The union claims Deliveroo is “getting around” laws such as rest breaks, sick and holiday pay
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NewsCo-op Group CEO Richard Pennycook to step down
Pennycook will be to be replaced by Co-op retail chief executive Steve Murrells
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NewsUnite calls off Morrisons fuel strike
The dispute arose because one driver alleged his wages had been docked over seven months to the tune of £5,200 after being involved in an accident
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NewsUnite warns strike may cause Morrisons petrol shortages
A group of 19 drivers employed by DHL Supply Chain based in West Thurrock are being balloted for strike action
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NewsFood Retailer Group plans to close 12 Budgens stores
Staff will face “difficult and troubling time”, says Usdaw
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NewsBernard Matthews pension scheme faces investigation
The trustees are working with the Pension Protection Fund to investigate a potential £40m funding shortfall
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NewsArgos slammed for plans to close Lutterworth distribution hub
Unite has branded Argos’ plans a ‘slap in the face’ for employees
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NewsHMRC reveals worst excuses for not paying minimum wage
A list of bizarre excuses is part of a £1.7m government campaign to make sure workers are paid the minimum wage
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NewsUsdaw targets Aldi, Lidl and M&S recognition for 2017
The three are the largest retailers in the UK without trade union recognition, according to Usdaw
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NewsAldi to become highest-paying supermarket with wage hikes
The new rate surpasses the £8.45 per hour paid to staff by rival Lidl
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NewsSix migrant workers negotiate gangmaster compensation
“Substantial” compensation awarded after labour exploitation on a farm producing chickens
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NewsWeetabix to continue talks over new year strike threat
The proposed action over shift changes would affect sites in Corby and Kettering