Subway sandwich chain have recently announced and confirmed plans to open 600 new subway stores in the UK which could lead to around 7,000 new jobs. Subway which currently have more than 1400 stores has recently opened an additional 22 new stores in the last two months, this great news coming as a shock considering the unfortunate news of job cuts and losses ...Read More

Pontins the holiday camp company has announnced plans to redevelop many of its holiday centres which will in due course create around 2,000 new jobs. These new jobs come amidst fear of a downturn in UK economy and is brilliant news. The company behind Pontins, Ocean Parcs have said that bookings for this summer are significantly up on last year and forecasts. Pontins, ...Read More

E-ON, one of the Uk's leading energy suppier has announced that it will continue with its ongoing process of ensuring they have and are able to sustain a UK business, therefore they will make 450 redundancies. Most of the job losses will be made in its retail division, the are in which the business has lost money in two consecutive years. E-ON whom ...Read More

Drugs manufacturing giant GlaxoSmithKline has announced there is to be a restructuring programme put in place and there will be job cuts. Job losses could lead into there 1000's and announcements will be made when the pharmaceutical company announces its full-year results this week. The Pharmaceutical giant employs over 18,000 people in the UK at a number of manufacturing plants in Dartford, Maidenhead ...Read More

Supermarket giant Asda are to make 7000 UK jobs this year, creating a massive upturn in the number of job losses throughout the UK during the recession.  Despite the state of the UK economy, Asda have reported a continuous growth in sales. Other supermarket chains such as Waitrose also announced new jobs recently with over 4000 new jobs to be created in 2009.  ...Read More

Rumours are brewing that Corus is to make 3500 job cuts worldwide with a possible of 2000 job cuts here in the UK. Steelworkers Corus, a subsidiary of India's Tata Steel, employs 24,000 people in the UK and 42,000 worldwide. Corus suffered difficult times during the last quarter of 2008, a 40% fall in global demand for steel from its peak of last year ...Read More