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A total of 45 jobs in Wiltshire are affected by insurance group Zurich’s plans to integrate its Swiss and Swindon data centres.
A consultation has begun to decide whether affected staff will move to the continent.
The move is aimed at saving money.
In a , the company said: “We will be working with our employees on […]
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A senior Chinese official has spoken out over the problems the nation faces due to its rapidly ageing society.
Zhao Baohua warned that if they were not addressed properly “aging problems will become a big obstacle to the pace of China’s economic development”.
China’s population is ageing at a faster rate than any other nation.
By […]
In Consuming Issues, Alan Stevens, a consultant and Eddie Murphy, a telecommunications consultant answered your questions on phones.
Are mobile phone companies obliged to provide their customers with information from the Company’s records regarding phone usage? I have been wrongly accused by the Police of using my mobile phone whilst driving my car. My […]
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Hundreds of jobs are to be created by the 2.8m expansion of a contact centre in Glasgow.
The move is bucking the recent trend in the industry to switch call centre work to India, where costs are lower.
RHL - which is owned by entreprenuer and Rangers FC honorary chairman David Murray - said it […]
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The head of Indonesia’s national election commission has gone on trial charged with corruption.
Prosecutors said Nazaruddin Sjamsuddin had received kickbacks from an insurance firm that won a contract related to the 2004 presidential poll.
They are demanding a prison sentence of eight and a half years.
Mr Sjamsuddin has admitted receiving money, […]
Regardless of where Leeds play next season, the new board is thought to be keen to try and tempt former Southampton boss Gordon Strachan out of retirement.
In that event, current caretaker manager Eddie Gray would be found a role within the club as a reward for his work during the club’s difficult period.
The new board […]
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A software company is to create more than 660 jobs in Belfast and the north-west region of Northern Ireland.
Northbrook Technology has announced it will invest in its operation in Belfast and new facilities in Strabane and Londonderry should mean 260 jobs there.
Enterprise Minister Barry Gardiner said the expansion was “especially […]
But the nation has not been pitched into some Star Trek-like bending of the time-space continuum.
This is still 2003.
It is simply that all the old arguments that snatched defeat from the jaws of election victory for Neil Kinnock in 1992 have resurfaced as a result of remarks by Commons Leader Peter Hain.
For him to claim […]
Less than one in ten people own shares directly, according to a new survey by the stockbrokers, The Share Centre.
In the 80s there was an attempt to start a shareholders democracy. A series of privatisations was meant to create a nation where people had some sort of meaningful ownership of our biggest companies.
But […]