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Poundland's 12,000 Workers Face an Uncertain Future as the Chain Is Reportedly Close to Administration

About 12,000 Poundland jobs hang on a sale as the Usdaw union warns of administration, which is not confirmed. Here is what staff are owed if the worst happens.

October 14, 2026Read Article →

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Spain's Minimum-Wage Workers Could Earn Over €1,300 a Month as Unions Push for a 7% Rise

Spain's unions want the minimum wage up at least 7% in 2027, to at least 1,306 euros a month in 14 payments. See what it pays now and who sets the new rate.

October 14, 2026Read Article →

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HSBC Senior Bankers Lose Fixed Allowances From 2028 as More of Their Pay Moves Into Bonuses

HSBC will phase out fixed-pay allowances for senior staff at the start of 2028 and pay more through bonuses. Here is what changes and what bankers should ask.

October 13, 2026Read Article →

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BYD Aims for a 40,000-Strong European Workforce by 2030 and Plans to Recruit Laid-Off Car Workers

BYD says its European workforce will pass 10,000 shortly and top 40,000 by 2030, and it plans to recruit laid-off car workers. See the roles and how to apply.

October 13, 2026Read Article →

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Around 150 Aerospace Jobs Are Planned at Prestwick Over Five Years Alongside a New 55,000 Sq Ft GE Building

GE Aerospace plans to hire around 150 workers at Prestwick over five years and add a 55,000 sq ft building. See the roles, funding and apprenticeship date.

October 13, 2026Read Article →

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OpenAI Plans 200 More Dublin Jobs, Including Engineers Who Build AI Apps With Customers

OpenAI plans 200 more jobs in Ireland on top of 250 from July, for at least 450 new roles. See the Dublin roles on OpenAI's careers page and what they ask for.

October 13, 2026Read Article →

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More Than Half of Tines' 100 New Dublin Jobs Will Be Entry-Level Roles for Graduates and Early-Career Hires

Tines plans 100 jobs in Ireland over two years, and more than half will be entry-level roles for graduates and early-career workers. See how to get ready.

October 12, 2026Read Article →

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Young French Workers Face About 6,200 Fewer Permanent Hires a Month in the Most AI-Exposed Jobs

About 6,200 fewer permanent hires a month for French workers aged 21 to 29 in the most AI-exposed jobs, Banque de France and HEC economists find. Read more.

October 10, 2026Read Article →

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Royal Mail Head Office and Support Staff Face Up to 2,500 Role Cuts by 2027, Posties Spared

Royal Mail plans to cut up to 2,500 head office and support roles by end of 2027 and anticipates using attrition and voluntary redundancy. Posties not in scope.

October 8, 2026Read Article →

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300 Planned Shannon High-Skilled Jobs Could Go to Poland if Ryanair's Hangar Misses Its 2027 Start

Ryanair warns a €50m Shannon hangar and 300 planned high-skilled jobs could move to Poland if planning slips. What the council asked and what mechanics can do.

October 8, 2026Read Article →

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Irish Minimum Wage Workers Move to €14.94 an Hour in January, and What Budget 2027 Means for Take-Home Pay

Ireland's minimum wage rises 79 cents to €14.94 an hour from 1 January 2027. See what the USC, tax credit and employer PRSI changes in Budget 2027 mean for you.

October 7, 2026Read Article →

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Up to 1,500 Jobs and Training for 300 Apprentices Expected by 2050 From Northern Ireland's New £100m Manufacturing Centre

Northern Ireland's £100m AMIC centre is expected to create up to 1,500 jobs and support training for 300 apprentices by 2050. See the routes open to you now.

October 7, 2026Read Article →

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