April 10Gannett, the United States’ largest newspaper publisher, said it will no longer publish diversity data and removed references to diversity from its corporate website, Nieman Lab reported ...

He told CNBC: ‘I think everybody expects that the 10% baseline tariff is going to be the baseline.’ The Cabinet Office will lose almost a third of its staff as Labour seeks to shrink the Civil Service ...

The United Kingdom’s Cabinet Office is set to lose nearly a third of its workforce as part of Labour’s drive to reform the Civil Service. Of the 6,500 staff of the Cabinet Office, 2,100 staff are ...

The 2,100 job cuts represent just under a third of the 6,500 “core staff” at the Cabinet Office, the strategic centre of the British state. A Cabinet Office source said: “Leading by example ...

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The Cabinet Office will lose almost a third of its staff as Labour seeks to shrink the Civil Service, the Government has announced. Around 1,200 jobs will go through redundancies and leavers not being ...

Approximately 1,200 full-time jobs will be removed in the Cabinet Office through voluntary and mutually agreed exits and through not replacing some staff members who leave, while a further 900 ...

The Cabinet Office will lose almost a third of its staff as Labour seeks to shrink the Civil Service, the Government has announced. Around 1,200 jobs will go through redundancies and leavers not ...

The Cabinet Office, the strategic centre of the British state, will shrink by almost a third under plans announced on Thursday (Victoria Jones/PA) The Cabinet Office will lose almost a third of ...

The Cabinet Office will lose almost a third of its staff as Labour seeks to shrink the Civil Service, the Government has announced. Around 1,200 people will be made redundant under plans unveiled to ...

Officials at the Cabinet Office - headed by Pat McFadden - are being told today that 2,100 of their 6,500 jobs will be cut or moved to other parts of government over the next two years.

The 2,100 job cuts represent just under a third of the 6,500 “core staff” at the Cabinet Office, the strategic centre of the British state. A Cabinet Office source said: “Leading by example ...