All People articles – Page 274
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NewsP&G appoints company veteran as Lafley successor
Procter & Gamble veteran David Taylor is stepping into the shoes of AG Lafley when the chief executive and president of the global…
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NewsGroceryAid raises record £4.5m
Charity launches Carers Initiative and support packages for short-term crises
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NewsGary Mills made Morrisons group retail director
Morrisons has appointed former Tesco Northern Ireland boss Gary Mills as group retail director
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NewsTesco's Future Farmer Foundation enters new phase
Programme aims to help young people make a start in the world of agriculture
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NewsTesco staff angry over pension changes
The retailer ended a consultation this week over plans to scrap its final salary scheme
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My Alternative CVDavid Cunningham, Britain's Beer Alliance, on tights and foxes
”I try to make more people love beer by showing them the quality, diversity and versatility of it”
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NewsHarris + Hoole founders step back from joint Tesco venture
The Tolley family will now be focusing on Taylor Street Baristas
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NewsNFU calls for postponement of National Living Wage
living Minette Batters has called for the government to delay the compulsory pay rise to £7.20 for all workers over the age of 25
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NewsBarney Kay succeeds Tom Hind as Tesco head of agriculture
Tesco has recruited Moy Park broiler general manager Barney Kay as its new head of agriculture
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NewsFormer employee's data theft trial costs Morrisons £2m
Morrisons has incurred costs of almost £2m as a result of the court case in which former employee Andrew Skelton stole personal data of nearly 100,000 employees.
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NewsBooker's Mark Aylwin takes over as Musgrave GB MD
Booker veteran Mark Aylwin has been appointed managing director of Musgrave Retail Partners GB to replace Peter Ridler.
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NewsAndrew Yaxley shakes up top team at Tesco Ireland
Yaxley, who had a reputation as a tough negotiator in his time running the UK sales team, was widely praised for his trials of new formats in London
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NewsNational Living Wage could cost c-stores £166m and put 80,000 jobs at risk
Convenience retailers stand to lose £166m as a result of George Osborne’s new National Living Wage, with 80,000 jobs potentially at risk, new research has claimed.
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NewsJonathan Stowe to take charge of Nisa operations division
Stowe has been promoted from distribution director to a new wider operations director role combining IT, member services and logistics
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NewsAs John Dixon quits, is Steve Rowe now M&S CEO in waiting?
John Dixon’s resignation clears way for Steve Rowe in battle to succeed Marc Bolland as M&S CEO.
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InterviewsLes Montgomery of Highland Spring on the bottled water boom
Les Montgomery has helped steer bottled water from forgotten category to one of UK grocery’s big success stories…
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ProfilesUnilever's Paul Polman on the future of global fmcg
Unilever CEO Paul Polman gives his views on the challenges facing global fmcg gaints following the publication of the OC&C Global 50.
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NewsFred Lea joins Kimberly-Clark to oversee commercial strategy
Fred Lea has been appointed commercial director for Kimberly-Clark UK & Ireland
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NewsCook gains Living Wage Foundation accreditation
Upmarket frozen food retailer Cook has secured employer accreditation from the Living Wage Foundation…
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My Alternative CVRachel Jones, Farmcare, on selling spuds and Pretty Woman
I work as part of a team who have an unbelievable passion for what they do – there’s a real team spirit at Farmcare…