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Trouble erupted last week when Gordon Beattie, the companies founder, wrote on Linkedin, “At Beattie Communications, we don’t hire blacks, gays or Catholics
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Wetherspoons's chairman Tim Martin has an extra £50m in his pocket" after selling almost 4.4 million shares in the pub chain last week
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21,846,783
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UK Government saves 20,000 jobs in the TV and Film Industry
A government-backed scheme will allow more than 160 productions to start filming again, saving nearly 20,000 jobs
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The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) has made international news by advertising a part-time job in Pennsylvania, the USA, that comes with a whopping salary of $200,000!
Job market set to bounce in the UK whilst the EU struggles
This will be welcome news for Pro Brexiteers and food for thought for those who think the UK should have remained in the EU.
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WHO’S GETTING WHAT SALARY? CBA, British Airways, Frasers Group and MP’s
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