A law firm claims to have received dozens of calls from ex-Thomas Cook employees who say the travel agent did...
Insolvency
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Thousands of Thomas Cook staff are set to lose their jobs after last minute negotiations to save the travel firm failed.
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British Steel is to go into administration, putting some 5,000 UK jobs at risk and endangering 20,000 roles in its...
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There will be no change to workers’ rights and protections in the event of a no deal Brexit, the government...
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Sports Direct has bought House of Fraser out of administration for £90m. The sports retailer, owned by billionaire Mike Ashley...
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Almost 350 apprentices employed by collapsed construction giant Carillion will be made redundant after alternative jobs for them were not...
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Union Unite plans to take legal action on behalf of a group of former Carillion employees who were made redundant...
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Carphone Warehouse is to close 92 stores after the retailer became the latest to issue a profit warning, amid continuing...
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The Pensions Regulator (TPR) was alerted about Carillion‘s pension failings twice in the past eight years, but only began a...
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Failed outsourcing giant Carillion had been trying to wriggle out of obligations to its pensions schemes for a decade, according...
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Prime minister Theresa May has vowed to fine company bosses who award themselves excessive bonuses while failing to protect workers’...
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Jeremy Corbyn yesterday vowed to end public sector outsourcing in the wake of the collapse of support services giant Carillion....
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Thousands of workers face uncertainty after Carillion, the UK’s second largest construction company, went into liquidation yesterday.
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Employer insolvency: What lessons can be learned from Jaeger’s woes?
by Chris Weaverby Chris WeaverJaeger’s problems are the latest warning for employers to know their duties to staff in cases of employer insolvency. Chris...
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Sir Philip Green has agreed with the Pensions Regulator to offer a cash settlement of £363 million to plug the...