Hundreds facing axe at Kwik Save
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Kwik Save staff are to find out if they will lose their jobs as the chain prepares to close a third of its shops.
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Jobs are threatened in Newtown as one firm announces it may cut 70 jobs and another goes up for sale.
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Tesco is to axe 400 jobs at a distribution centre in Buckinghamshire. The UK's largest retailer plans to shut its automated picking operation at Fenny Lock, in Milton Keynes, after a review of its distribution network.
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Campaigners launch a last ditch bid to save the historic clipper The Carrick from demolition.
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Unrest hits output; workers fight plan to slash 12,000 positions, say losses due to mismanagement.
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Staff at Lazard, the 150-year-old investment bank that is preparing a $3bn (Â£1.53bn) flotation in New York next year, will be forced to sacrifice about $200m in pay
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what crisis?&quot; brigade will finally be exposed. The true extent of the problem, a predicted savings shortfall of Â£57 billion, will be set out for all to see.
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Retailer investigating conditions at meat plant after Unite says Poles given 'zero hours' contracts
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Â· U-turn threatens 30,000 childrenÂ· Protests grow over closures threat
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Hundreds of jobs face axe as Thompson demands Â£4.5m in savings to cover licence fee shortfall.
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A cosmetics factory which employs 600 says it is facing a fight for survival after laying off 250 workers.
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Several people are injured as thousands of customers flock to the opening of a new Ikea store in north London.
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Ailing supermarket chain Kwik Save goes into administration, closing more than 90 stores.
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Volkswagen workers in Braunschweig were among 15,000 who yesterday staged token stoppages across Germany over the group&#39;s demands for cuts in labour costs, including a two-year pay freeze.
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Business & money: Â· Union calls one-day stoppage for next  Friday Â· Dispute centres on pay and modernisation plans
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About 150 union workers at three grocery chains today debated whether to offer their employers more concessions, two days before a contract extension was to expire.
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MORE than 5000 building workers and asbestos victims have rallied outside a general meeting for embattled building products company James Hardie in central Sydney today.