Simon Hacker
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punchline-gloucester.com | Simon Hacker
University graduates across Gloucestershire who are set to get their results next month and embrace the start of their careers will face the toughest prospects since before the pandemic, according to a new study reported by employment agents Indeed. The findings from the world's biggest job agency on the job climate for new UK graduates suggest many bosses are pausing hiring and resorting to AI in a drive to trim the payroll and cut costs.
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punchline-gloucester.com | Simon Hacker
Cheltenham planners have said yes to a plan for a retail address on a 1960s parade in the town centre and close to John Lewis to be converted for use as a two-storey restaurant and food delivery service.
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punchline-gloucester.com | Simon Hacker
An epic all-night litter pick along the Cotswold Way on the shortest night of the year collected nearly 2,000 pieces of rubbish, including soiled knickers, faeces, sanitary towels, fast food packaging, 129 bags of dog poo and more than 950 pieces of plastic. But the haul raised £1,000 towards organiser Cllr Gill Thomas's campaign to buy litter-pickers, books and reading sessions for local schools – and has made a tidy sum towards the crucial target.
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punchline-gloucester.com | Simon Hacker
Cheltenham-based intellectual property specialist Albright IP has once again been recognised among Europe's top law firms. In a double achievement, the Bayshill Road-based legal experts have secured standout industry recognition in two major reports. The firm has been named in the Financial Times' annual report, Europe's Leading Patent Law Firms, which highlights 217 top-performing IP firms across Europe.
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punchline-gloucester.com | Simon Hacker
Thousands of businesses in the South West region, incuding here in Gloucestershire, are running the risk of a financial thumping for underpaying their staff – even for the errors by a few pence. The latest list published by the government includes 518 businesses in the UK which hadn't correctly paid minimum wages to the tune of £7.4m. Some high-profile businesses are named, including one where underpaid wages exceeded £1.1m.
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