Manufacturing

Public-facing workers such as police officers, teachers and retail staff may soon be offered a Covid-19 jab, vaccines minister Nadhim...

Alan Jope also strongly advised all Unilever employees to be vaccinated against Covid as soon as they had the chance.

Key workers and people unable to work from home are to receive more frequent Covid-19 testing – even if they are not displaying any symptoms.

Four hundred free training courses, ranging from engineering to healthcare, will be available to adults without a qualification at A-level...

Employers in the food and consumer goods industry have seen the Covid-19 crisis as a catalyst to take action to improve diversity and inclusion.

Unilever is to begin a year-long trial of a four-day week at its offices in New Zealand with the aim...

When England’s lockdown is lifted on 2 December, a new, more stringent regional ‘tier’ system will be introduced that will...

The construction industry has been singled out as being a higher-than-expected source of Covid-19 outbreaks.

Dyson staff in research and development have been told to return to the workplace despite some feeling they can carry out their work at home just as well.

Nine in 10 manufacturers have benefitted from adopting digital processes during the pandemic, but the majority are worried the education...

Workers at two UK Rolls-Royce factories are on the verge of strike action because of plans to move some production to Singapore.

The government has been accused of inaction over alleged worker exploitation in textile factories that supply major clothing brands, with...

Oliver Payne, international pensions and data analytics manager at car manufacturer Ford, will discuss how the Covid-19 pandemic has impacted...

MPs on the Treasury Select Committee call on the government for targeted support for specific sectors after 31 October.

The UK will fall behind its competitors and risk a loss of key skills if the furlough scheme is not extended for critical sectors, manufacturers warn.