Domino's looking to hire 5,000 people as temporary workers return to pre-virus jobs
The business said it is looking to hire around 5,000 people as these temporary staff members call time on their lives as pizza chefs or delivery drivers.
Brickmaker is stepping up to carbon neutral challenge
The firm, based at Alne, near Easingwold, said it is appropriate for the group to boost its green credentials because its handmade bricks are the most sustainable of all building products. It said that its bricks have a life cycle of hundreds of years and are very environmentally-friendly.
AstraZeneca to appoint finance boss from new £28bn subsidiary
Alexion Pharmaceuticals’ Aradhana Sarin will become chief financial officer at Astra later this year, after the deal between the two companies has completed.
No time to delay in race to create a green world – Beckie Hart
Recovery from the pandemic understandably topped the agenda, but there was also clear recognition of how deeply intertwined climate and biodiversity goals are to building back better. For those reasons, this year’s G7 feels more significant than ever. We face pressing global challenges that require a coordinated international response.
New body must haul rogue umbrella companies into the light – Greg Wright
In recent years, there has been no sign that these corrupt individuals are being driven out of business.
How Yorkshire businesses intend to return to the offices this year
The Yorkshire Post spoke to several of the region’s employers, from corporate giants to smaller scale firms, to gauge their approach to bringing staff back into the workplace from home working.
Boss of Hull-based Arco faced 'frustrations' as he attempted to supply PPE during pandemic
Thomas Martin, of Hull-based Arco, outlined the company’s concerns about the procurement system set up by the Government at the start of the pandemic, when he appeared before the Public Accounts Committee.
Leeds joins forces with British Library to roll out support for small businesses
Leeds Libraries has been awarded £252,000 to equip four local libraries across the region with Business & IP Centre spaces, resources and services by 2023 following last year’s pledge of £13m in Treasury funding towards the expansion.
Yorkshire debt support charity plans to make 170 redundancies as demand drops during pandemic
Unite the Union is urging StepChange Debt Charity to reconsider to move, claiming it “will be overwhelmed” when Government support schemes which were introduced to help people during the pandemic end and demand increases.
Bosses can find inspiration from Aardman Animations, the company behind Wallace and Gromit, says Ed Miliband
He said that in most European countries it is usual to include workers on boards at least in state-owned or former state-owned firms.
