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Monthly Archives: July 2012
Rolls cements entente cordiale
The entente has become a little more cordiale with the signing by Rolls-Royce and Snecma of a contract with the UK Ministry of Defence to undertake studies into the next generation of UK and French combat aircraft engines, through their … Continue reading
Complex policies hinder manufacturers’ green ambitions – EEF
Complex, costly and incoherent climate and environment policies are hindering the ambitions of Britain’s manufacturers and “doing little but adding to costs and burdens”, according to the manufacturers’ organisation EEF. In publishing its 2012 Climate & Environment survey, ‘Managing Green … Continue reading
Advanced apprenticeship registrations on track
New data just released reveals that an ambition to double the number of advanced and higher level apprenticeship registrations by 2016 is well on its way to fulfilment. The ambition, voiced a year ago by the National Apprenticeship Service, the … Continue reading
Posted in Education & Training, jobs, Manufacturing management, People
Tagged Airbus, Ford, national apprenticeship service, Semta, siemens, Tata
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London taxi manufacturer renews agreement to distribute Chinese cars
London taxi manufacturer Manganese Bronze (MBH) has announced the signing of a one year extension to the agreement it made with Chinese partner Geely last August to potentially distribute the Chinese car manufacturer’s vehicles (pictured) in the UK. Under the … Continue reading
‘Stability is the word’ on manufacturing pay settlements – EEF
Manufacturing pay settlements have remained steady as manufacturers continue to live with uncertainty about the economic outlook and medium-term prospects for demand according to the latest data from EEF, the manufacturers’ organisation, and JAM Recruitment. According to a survey of … Continue reading
Posted in jobs, Manufacturing management, Pay, skills
Tagged EEF, JAM Recruitment, Manufacturing pay settlements
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Manufacturing people at the heart of cardiovascular disease
The incidence of cardiovascular disease is highest among people employed in the manufacturing sector, according to the latest analysis by the life insurance firm Legal & General. The latest of the insurer’s series of analyses of its Group Income Protection … Continue reading
Posted in Manufacturing management, medical, People
Tagged cardiovascular disease, heart disease, legal & General
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Rolls-Royce ‘investing for growth’
Britain’s blue chip international power systems giant Rolls-Royce said today (26 July) that its new turbine blade casting plant in Rotherham, production facility in Singapore, stator facility in the USA and a new assembly plant for its energy business in … Continue reading
Manufacturing enjoys a double dose of good news on jobs
The UK manufacturing sector is enjoying a double dose of good news on the jobs front with the transport sectors demonstrating resilience in satisfying demand at home and abroad. Car maker Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) was the first to lead … Continue reading
Posted in Automotive, Construction, jobs, Manufacturing management, Other discrete
Tagged Agility Trains, Hitachi, Jaguar Land Rover, John Laing
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