Manufacturing

Manufacturing companies want to see more 'human' leaders, with many now valuing a forward-thinking outlook over technical skills and qualifications.

About 300 staff at troubled Britishvolt have agreed to accept a pay cut in November while the company attempts to secure funding to assure the future of its gigafactory in Northumberland.

Court orders Dyson to pay £1.2 million fine for breaching the Health and Safety at Work Act following accident.

With huge pressure on the construction industry to build new homes and infrastructure, diversity chief Mark Harrison explains how EDI initiatives will produce a fairer sector with more skills

New research reveals that only 1% of tradespeople are women in the UK.

The construction industry is facing a shortage of a quarter of a million workers within the next four years because of Brexit and the effects of the Covid pandemic.

Chris Taylors talks to David Hieatt, founder of Hiut Denim Company, about the purpose and drive behind the company...

The government is facing renewed pressure to delay the planned 1.25% National Insurance increase.

Indeed's research found the rise was more than double the 5% wage growth seen in roles with the lowest share of European nationals.

Tesla alleged to have kept black workers in the lowest level roles and paid them less than white colleagues.

The Fawdon plant, which produces Toffee Crisp, Rolos, Jelly Tots and Fruit Pastilles is to close next year, as production shifts to eastern Europe and Yorkshire.

Surinder Birdi, HR director for manufacturing and employee relations for Ford of Britain, speaks to Personnel Today.

Three major employers have all revealed plans to restructure their management with the loss of 2,600 jobs.

Airbus has announced plans to hire 6,000 new staff in the first part of 2022 as it increasingly focuses activity around more greener aircraft technologies.

The government must work with organisations to develop a plan for economic growth that involves investment in technology and skills...