Hop to it: Heineken to pour £50m into Manchester brewery to top up flat spring sales in UK
Dutch brewer Heineken will pour £50million into their Manchester plant as they look to add fizz to their UK performance.
Named and shamed: HSS Hire Service Manchester blame ‘admin error’ for minimum wage failures
HSS Hire Service Group in Manchester were revealed with another company as part of a government initiative launched in October to name and shame companies who break minimum wage law.
Two Manchester businesses named and shamed over minimum wage failures
Dove Mill Retail Outlet in Bolton failed to pay £461.84 to a worker and HSS Hire Service Group in Manchester failed to pay £149.00 to 15 workers.
Trolley dash: Morrisons launch online shopping delivery to Manchester early as price war wages on
Supermarket chain Morrisons are taking their price war online by bringing home delivery to Manchester three months earlier than planned.
We must build ‘better world’ to tackle rife homophobia in the workplace, says sports star John Amaechi
Employers are being encouraged to address homophobia at work after it revealed that one-in-five lesbian and gay people have experienced bullying from colleagues due to their sexual orientation.
Care for a ride? Revolutionary taxi firm Uber launches app bookings in Manchester – with FREE rides all week
Manchester taxi users will now be able to enjoy ‘safer journeys and quicker bookings’ by using an app to book their private hire trips – and they are offering all journeys FREE until Sunday.
‘People are desperate’: Cuts and benefits delays to blame for 65% of referrals to Salford food banks
In the four months of 2014 alone, 65.6% of people referred to Salford Central were there as a result of changes or delays to a number of benefits including employment, housing and universal credit.
The ‘renter’ generation: House prices across Greater Manchester EIGHT TIMES average income
The average salary in the North West is £19,656, while the average house price increased to £155,781.
‘Homo Hero’ Jackie Crozier pledges to work tirelessly as Chair of Manchester’s Gay Village Business Association
The former Manchester Pride director was unanimously selected by representatives of local businesses around Canal Street
We want to break free: One in three Mancunians fantasise about being the next Queen while at work
A survey reveals a third of people dream of been a music star while at work
Bob who? North West builders are all called Andy, earn £25K and like chocolate digestives, claims survey
MM found Manchester builders do not match the stats, most getting paid less… though many know a builder called Andy