Month: December 2020

There are only hours to find a Brexit deal, the European Union warned this morning. “Moment of truth, we have very little time, only hours if we want this agreement to enter into force on Jan 1,” Michel Barnier, the... Read More

Pubs and restaurants’ future looked bleak today with landlords worrying if they would ever be able to open again. Millions of pints have had to be poured away in London as it was thrown into Tier 3 this morning. And... Read More

Brussels has once again voiced their dedication and willingness to cooperate with the United Kingdom in order to strike a Brexit deal as the deadline inches ever closer, being just 2 weeks away. This may actually be the very last... Read More

An innovative, specialist jobs platform which connects ex-military personnel directly with businesses has launched a brand-new website to enhance its service for candidates and employers. JobOppO enables jobseekers who have served in the military to apply for positions offered by employers... Read More

Insolvency practitioners have been instructed to report fraudulent coronavirus loan applications to the government, ahead of an expected surge in company failures next year. The Insolvency Service has written to firms advising that “if it appears that a person has... Read More

Heathrow could lose 2,000 retail jobs because of the government’s decision not to offer tax-free shopping for tourists, according to the airport’s chief executive. John Holland-Kaye said the move, which will make the UK the only country in Europe to... Read More