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Tata Steel Workers In UK Call First Strike In 40 Years Over Job Cuts
Around 1,500 Tata Steel workers in Port Talbot and Llanwern in Wales will begin an "all-out indefinite strike action" from July 8 to protest the company's "disastrous plans" to cut 2,800 jobs and close its blast furnaces.
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In Talks With Tata Steel About European Plants: Thyssenkrupp
Thyssenkrupp, Germany's biggest steelmaker, confirmed on Sunday that it is in talks with Tata Steel about a consolidation of beleaguered European steel mills that are hit by overcapacity, weak demand and cheap imports.
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UK Still Offers To Take Stake In Port Talbot After Tata Steel Pauses Sale
Britain said on Monday that it could still take a stake in Tata Steel's largest assets, including the Port Talbot plant, or offer loans in order to find a buyer after the Indian steelmaker said it was pausing the sale.
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British Steel To Reverse Tata Steel Pay Cuts At UK Plant
British Steel began operating the Scunthorpe plant after Tata Steel had sold the unit to investment group Greybull Capital for a token 1 pound in June last year.
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Sex Harassment Scandal-Hit UK's Biggest Business Lobby Confirms Job Cuts
Britain's biggest business lobby group on Friday confirmed plans to cut jobs after allegations of sexual harassment triggered an exodus of members.
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Retail Crisis Deepens as U.K. and Germany Lose Thousands of Jobs
Tesco, the biggest U.K. grocer, will eliminate about 15,000 positions, the Mail reported.
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British Steel To Reverse Tata Steel Pay Cuts At UK Plant
British Steel began operating the Scunthorpe plant after Tata Steel had sold the unit to investment group Greybull Capital for a token 1 pound in June last year.
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Tata Steel UK Operations Still 'Not Out Of The Woods', Says CEO
Port Talbot and its down-stream businesses are believed to be back in profit but a long-term period of sustained profitability is required for any real turnaround.
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Japanese IT Giant Fujitsu Plans 1,800 UK Job Cuts
Established in 1935, Fujitsu describes itself as the world's fifth largest IT services provider and the biggest within Japan. It says it has around 156,000 staff worldwide.
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Tata Steel May Be Close To Pension Deal: Report
The Tata Group firm is understood to have opened talks with the UK's Pension Protection Fund and the Pensions Regulator over an unorthodox restructuring deal, which would see a merger of its European arm with Germany's ThyssenKrupp, The Sunday Times claimed in its report.
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British Steel Back In Profit After Spin-Off From Tata
British Steel has returned to profit by boosting efficiency after being hived off as a loss-making division from Tata Steel in April, executive chairman Roland Junck said on Thursday.
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Tata Steel Set For Trade Union Talks In UK: Report
Tata Steel is set for what are believed to be crunch talks with trade union representatives of its UK steelworks to settle the deadlock over a 15-billion-pound pension scheme for its workers, the main obstacle in its merger with German rival ThyssenKrupp.
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Thyssenkrupp Steel Workers Protest Merger Plans
Several thousand steel workers at Thyssenkrupp on Wednesday protested management's plans for a merger of its European steel business with that of Tata Steel as well as possible site closures.
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Management Buyout Group Excalibur Still Keen To Buy Tata's UK Steel Business
Management buyout group Excalibur, one of the bidders for Tata's British steelmaking business, intends to pursue plans to buy the assets, it said on Wednesday, despite Tata pausing the sale process to explore joint ventures.
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UK Still Offers To Take Stake In Port Talbot After Tata Steel Pauses Sale
Britain said on Monday that it could still take a stake in Tata Steel's largest assets, including the Port Talbot plant, or offer loans in order to find a buyer after the Indian steelmaker said it was pausing the sale.
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Tata Steel Workers In UK Call First Strike In 40 Years Over Job Cuts
Around 1,500 Tata Steel workers in Port Talbot and Llanwern in Wales will begin an "all-out indefinite strike action" from July 8 to protest the company's "disastrous plans" to cut 2,800 jobs and close its blast furnaces.
-
In Talks With Tata Steel About European Plants: Thyssenkrupp
Thyssenkrupp, Germany's biggest steelmaker, confirmed on Sunday that it is in talks with Tata Steel about a consolidation of beleaguered European steel mills that are hit by overcapacity, weak demand and cheap imports.
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UK Still Offers To Take Stake In Port Talbot After Tata Steel Pauses Sale
Britain said on Monday that it could still take a stake in Tata Steel's largest assets, including the Port Talbot plant, or offer loans in order to find a buyer after the Indian steelmaker said it was pausing the sale.
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British Steel To Reverse Tata Steel Pay Cuts At UK Plant
British Steel began operating the Scunthorpe plant after Tata Steel had sold the unit to investment group Greybull Capital for a token 1 pound in June last year.
-
Sex Harassment Scandal-Hit UK's Biggest Business Lobby Confirms Job Cuts
Britain's biggest business lobby group on Friday confirmed plans to cut jobs after allegations of sexual harassment triggered an exodus of members.
-
Retail Crisis Deepens as U.K. and Germany Lose Thousands of Jobs
Tesco, the biggest U.K. grocer, will eliminate about 15,000 positions, the Mail reported.
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British Steel To Reverse Tata Steel Pay Cuts At UK Plant
British Steel began operating the Scunthorpe plant after Tata Steel had sold the unit to investment group Greybull Capital for a token 1 pound in June last year.
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Tata Steel UK Operations Still 'Not Out Of The Woods', Says CEO
Port Talbot and its down-stream businesses are believed to be back in profit but a long-term period of sustained profitability is required for any real turnaround.
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Japanese IT Giant Fujitsu Plans 1,800 UK Job Cuts
Established in 1935, Fujitsu describes itself as the world's fifth largest IT services provider and the biggest within Japan. It says it has around 156,000 staff worldwide.
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Tata Steel May Be Close To Pension Deal: Report
The Tata Group firm is understood to have opened talks with the UK's Pension Protection Fund and the Pensions Regulator over an unorthodox restructuring deal, which would see a merger of its European arm with Germany's ThyssenKrupp, The Sunday Times claimed in its report.
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British Steel Back In Profit After Spin-Off From Tata
British Steel has returned to profit by boosting efficiency after being hived off as a loss-making division from Tata Steel in April, executive chairman Roland Junck said on Thursday.
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Tata Steel Set For Trade Union Talks In UK: Report
Tata Steel is set for what are believed to be crunch talks with trade union representatives of its UK steelworks to settle the deadlock over a 15-billion-pound pension scheme for its workers, the main obstacle in its merger with German rival ThyssenKrupp.
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Thyssenkrupp Steel Workers Protest Merger Plans
Several thousand steel workers at Thyssenkrupp on Wednesday protested management's plans for a merger of its European steel business with that of Tata Steel as well as possible site closures.
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Management Buyout Group Excalibur Still Keen To Buy Tata's UK Steel Business
Management buyout group Excalibur, one of the bidders for Tata's British steelmaking business, intends to pursue plans to buy the assets, it said on Wednesday, despite Tata pausing the sale process to explore joint ventures.
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UK Still Offers To Take Stake In Port Talbot After Tata Steel Pauses Sale
Britain said on Monday that it could still take a stake in Tata Steel's largest assets, including the Port Talbot plant, or offer loans in order to find a buyer after the Indian steelmaker said it was pausing the sale.
