All People articles – Page 352
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NewsMorrisons job cuts first wave now imminent
Morrisons’ in-store management restructure, which has left 2,600 staff facing redundancy, is set to kick off in the coming…
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NewsMorrisons first retailer to gain Watok slaughter qualification
Morrisons staff have been awarded the new Welfare of Animals at the Time of Killing qualification.
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NewsCompass’ dining division names James Boyle as MD
Restaurant Associates, the executive dining division of Compass Group UK & Ireland, has appointed James Boyle as managing director.
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InterviewsAndy Brown of Taylors of Harrogate: The Big Interview
Yorkshire Tea and the Tour de France are unlikely bedfellows. But MD Andy Brown certainly seems on the right track…
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My Alternative CVSheryl Steens on manuka honey, deep water and gorgeous gardens
When I was 15 I had a Saturday job at an old people’s home. I got paid a hefty NZ$3 an hour…
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NewsDunbia nabs Tony O’Neill from Moy Park
Tony O’Neill has been appointed deputy chief executive at Dunbia.
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NewsBestway promotes Rizwan Pervez to ops director
Rizwan Pervez has been named operations director of Bestway.
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NewsMark Hunter promoted to CEO and president of Molson Coors
Mark Hunter, the former UK & Ireland boss of Molson Coors, has been promoted to head the brewer’s entire global business…
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Comment & OpinionTaking a summer break? It's time to SWOT up on your career
It’s that time of year again, with many people heading off to a well-earned summer break…
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NewsAndrew Higginson's appointment at Morrisons welcomed by City
Analysts have welcomed the appointment of former Tesco finance boss Andrew Higginson as the new chairman of Morrisons…
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NewsDairy Crest looks to cut costs with outsourcing move
Dairy Crest is looking to cut costs after outsourcing its fleet, logistics, corporate services and telecoms
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NewsScotmid adds on-shelf magnifiers to help customers read labels
Scotmid has introduced i-viewer magnifiers to its shelves to help people with poor vision read labels on food packaging.
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Comment & OpinionSainsbury's thinks bike with new HGV
Sainsbury’s new HGV is aiming to make city streets safer for cyclists. Is it a step in the right direction?
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My Alternative CVNicholas Crean, Prestat, on nudity, chocolate and Tom & Jerry
When I was 17, I spent a summer walking up and down the topless beaches of the South of France selling ice creams…
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InterviewsLevi Roots: The Big Interview
A high-profile court case – and a 17% slump in sales of its hero sauces line last year – made Levi Roots ‘wake up’…
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Analysis & FeaturesCitrus Saturday looks to create entrepreneurs with lemons
How can an entrepreneurial attitude be developed in teenagers? Citrus Saturday found them focused on the bottom line……
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NewsDiageo shuffles exec team as Gilbert Ghostine departs
Diageo’s long-serving senior director Gilbert Ghostine is to step down after 19 years with the drinks giant, which has announced a number of exec changes.
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Analysis & FeaturesDoes hurricane Higginson signal a wind of change at Morrisons?
Yesterday a who’s who of retail veterans was paraded in the press as potential replacements for Sir Ian Gibson as the next Morrisons chairman.
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NewsPoundland names Darren Shapland chairman
Poundland has appointed Darren Shapland its new chairman, following Andrew Higginson’s departure to Morrisons.
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NewsMorrisons names former Tesco finance boss Higginson chairman
Morrisons has surprised the City by appointing former Tesco finance boss Andrew Higginson company chairman when Sir Ian Gibson retires in 2015.