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Workers’ rights reforms raise employer pressure
Read the full story: Workers’ rights reforms raise employer pressureEmployers face a heavier compliance timetable as reforms widen again. The Employment Rights Act implementation phase is moving into payroll, absence, contracts, rostering, and line-management practice.
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US Supreme Court questions legality of Trump’s global tariffs
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Forbion raises €200m for biotech fund
Forbion raises €200 million for sustainable biotech investments. The Netherlands-based…
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Sustaira unveils industry-specific sustainability solutions
Sustaira launches industry-specific sustainability suites to aid sector challenges. Sustaira…
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Keep Britain Working Review calls for ‘new deal’ on health and work
Britain faces a quiet but urgent crisis, says the new…
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Executives under pressure as Stress Awareness Day highlights hidden risks
Stress among business leaders is rising fast. National Stress Awareness…
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Infravision secures $91m to expand drone grid
Infravision secures $91 million for aerial robotics grid solution. The…
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USGBC launches LEED v5 for green building
LEED v5 introduces new benchmarks for global building projects. The…
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Austerity rebranded? Reeves’s realism tests Britain’s patience
Reeves’s pre-Budget speech sent uneasy ripples through politics and business.…
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Cyber attack costs revealed by M&S
Marks & Spencer forecasts cyber attack costs to reach £136m.…
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Position Green acquires sustainability firm Factlines
Position Green acquires Factlines to enhance sustainability platform. The acquisition…
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Mid-market leaders keep expansion appetite
Mid-market expansion remains resilient despite harsher international trading conditions globally. Kreston’s Interpreneur Report shows optimism continuing alongside tariff, regulation, and geopolitical concerns.
