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Amazon denies union claim it drafted in 1,300 extra workers to thwart push for formal recognition at Coventry warehouseThe GMB has reluctantly withdrawn its attempt to win formal union recognition at Amazon’s Coventry warehouse, accusing the firm of dr…
Bumper earnings for National Grid and M&S chiefs come as energy firms and supermarkets are accused of ‘greedflation’Companies at the centre of the cost of living crisis have paid millions to their chief executives as households struggle with soarin…
Consumers increasingly claim that manufacturers are reducing the size of products, Barclays research findsHard-pressed consumers feel they are becoming the victims of food industry “shrinkflation” amid signs the UK’s persistent cost of living crisis is…
Hack attributed to criminal gang hit MOVEit software used by third-party payroll provider ZellisBritish Airways, Boots and the BBC are investigating the potential theft of personal details of staff after the companies were hit by a cyber-attack attribu…
Federal court hears some staff averaged shifts of 11 hours – above the award limit of nine-hour daysFollow our Australia news live blog for the latest updatesGet our morning and afternoon news emails, free app or daily news podcastColes and Woolworths …
45 breweries, mostly smaller makers, enter insolvency in last 12 months, up from 15 the previous yearThe number of UK breweries going out of business has tripled in the past year, with smaller craft beer manufacturers most at risk as consumers opt for …
Consumer group tells chancellor ‘blanket approach’ will not address poor households’ access to affordable foodUK ministers’ efforts to reduce soaring food shopping bills “won’t touch the sides” without measures to make small grocery stores more afforda…
Firms are due to share cost of recycling waste from April but say it will add £1.7bn to food billsBritain’s biggest retailers and food manufacturers are stepping up lobbying on the government to delay landmark environmental reforms that would force the…
British brand’s profits tumble after string of errors in US operation hits salesDr Martens has revealed a slide in profits as sales of its key product – boots – fell 10% last year after the British brand made a string of errors at its US business and p…
Reduction follows CMA plans to grill executives about ‘sustained higher margins’ but RAC says retailers should go furtherSupermarkets have cut more than 7p a litre from the price of diesel since the UK’s competition watchdog warned it would question re…