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  • Ryanair Belgium cabin crew vow to create ‘travel chaos’ with September strike

    September 13, 2018

    Belgium cabin crew members at Ryanair have vowed to create "travel chaos" when they strike later this month. Belgium union CNE said it would strike on 28 September amid an ongoing dispute over pay and working conditions, causing "travel chaos". Strikes have cast a cloud over Ryanair's summer, with the airline struggling to contain a number [...]

  • Ryanair Belgium cabin crew vow to create ‘travel chaos’ with September strike

    September 13, 2018

    Belgium cabin crew members at Ryanair have vowed to create "travel chaos" when they strike later this month. Belgium union CNE said it would strike on 28 September amid an ongoing dispute over pay and working conditions, causing "travel chaos". Strikes have cast a cloud over Ryanair's summer, with the airline struggling to contain a number [...]

  • Michelin shares rise as tyre maker confirms guidance following growth in Europe and Americas

    September 13, 2018

    Tyre maker Michelin has confirmed its guidance for the year and said strong growth in Europe and the Americas was offsetting a slowdown in China and emerging market currency troubles. The French company's shares rose 3.4 per cent on Thursday morning after confirming its financial outlook of sales volume growth and an increase in operating [...]

  • Michelin shares rise as tyre maker confirms guidance following growth in Europe and Americas

    September 13, 2018

    Tyre maker Michelin has confirmed its guidance for the year and said strong growth in Europe and the Americas was offsetting a slowdown in China and emerging market currency troubles. The French company's shares rose 3.4 per cent on Thursday morning after confirming its financial outlook of sales volume growth and an increase in operating [...]

  • British Airways pension scheme strikes landmark £4.4bn deal with L&G

    September 13, 2018

    British Airways (BA) has this morning struck a bumper deal to insure £4.4bn worth of pension liabilities in its Airways Pension Scheme (APS).  Insurer Legal & General will cover the enormous pension buy-in, which represents the largest ever so called bulk annuity transfer with a UK pension scheme.  The contract will see L&G agree to [...]

  • British Airways pension scheme strikes landmark £4.4bn deal with L&G

    September 13, 2018

    British Airways (BA) has this morning struck a bumper deal to insure £4.4bn worth of pension liabilities in its Airways Pension Scheme (APS).  Insurer Legal & General will cover the enormous pension buy-in, which represents the largest ever so called bulk annuity transfer with a UK pension scheme.  The contract will see L&G agree to [...]

  • Under-fire HS2 says it will create 15,000 jobs by 2020

    September 13, 2018

    HS2, the under-fire high speed rail line that will link London to the North, has said it will create 15,000 jobs by 2020 at 30,000 at "peak construction". The company said the £56bn project had already supported over 7,000 roles and that construction, starting next year, would support as many as 30,000. The first phase of the [...]

  • Under-fire HS2 says it will create 15,000 jobs by 2020

    September 13, 2018

    HS2, the under-fire high speed rail line that will link London to the North, has said it will create 15,000 jobs by 2020 at 30,000 at "peak construction". The company said the £56bn project had already supported over 7,000 roles and that construction, starting next year, would support as many as 30,000. The first phase of the [...]

  • Crossrail chairman Terry Morgan says he will not step down in wake of Elizbeth Line delay

    September 12, 2018

    Crossrail chairman Terry Morgan has said he will not step down in the wake of the nine-month delay to the Elizabeth Line. The £15.4bn project was scheduled to open in December this year but has been put back until Autumn 2019 following delays to signalling testing and safety concerns. The delay was roundly criticised by [...]

  • Crossrail chairman Terry Morgan says he will not step down in wake of Elizbeth Line delay

    September 12, 2018

    Crossrail chairman Terry Morgan has said he will not step down in the wake of the nine-month delay to the Elizabeth Line. The £15.4bn project was scheduled to open in December this year but has been put back until Autumn 2019 following delays to signalling testing and safety concerns. The delay was roundly criticised by [...]

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