The owner of UK car dealership brands Evans Halshaw and Stratstone has announced plans to cut 1,800 jobs.
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Furloughed workers to get full redundancy payments under new law
Workers on furlough who lose their jobs will get redundancy pay based on their normal wage, under new laws in force from today.
The redundancy pay loophole for furloughed workers explained
New laws are to guarantee that furloughed workers who lose their jobs will receive redundancy payouts based on their full salaries.
Lloyds in the red as bank books £3.8bn charge for bad loans
Lloyds Banking Group has plunged into the red after it booked a £3.8bn provision for bad loans arising from the coronavirus crisis.
US suffers sharpest recession on record as COVID-19 takes unprecedented toll
Preliminary figures show the US has been tipped into its sharpest recession on record as the coronavirus crisis takes an unprecedented toll on the world's largest economy.
PM promises major public sector recruitment campaign
A major public sector recruitment campaign is being promised by the prime minister for the fight against coronavirus and beyond.
Facebook, Google, Apple and Amazon bosses grilled over having ‘too much power’
Leaders of Amazon, Facebook, Google and Apple have appeared in front of a House committee in the US to defend themselves against claims they have too much power.
No-deal Brexit and pandemic a ‘double-whammy’ for car makers
Car production in the UK has fallen to its lowest level since the 1950s as a consequence of coronavirus, triggering many thousands of redundancies as the industry prepares for the "double-whammy" of a potential no-deal Brexit that would compound record losses this year.
Boeing slows production of 737 MAX jets as revenue plummets
Boeing has said it delay ramping up the production of its grounded 737 MAX planes after reporting a worse than expected second quarter loss.
Europe’s second largest bank reports hefty losses over coronavirus impact
Two weeks ago, America's largest banks gave an idea of how they are expecting to be hit by the pandemic, announcing a thumping $38bn worth of loan loss provisions.