May
2008
Articles from 12th May 2008
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Outlook for Tees staff is not looking too healthy
May 12 2008 | Business News
ARE North East bosses taking steps to protect the well-being of their staff or do they believe corporate health schemes are a waste of money? Read
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Co-op Clothing set to double in size
May 12 2008 | Business News
A COMPANY that provides uniforms ranging from nurses outfits to bullet proof jackets has moved out of its Gateshead home after almost 100 years as it looks to double the size of its business by 2012. Read
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United owner has sky high plans for club
May 12 2008 | Business News
THE billionaire owner of Newcastle United, Mike Ashley, is looking at building a skyscraper on land next to St James’s Park – and has already hired an architect to work on ideas. Read
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Costs get brush-off as firm moves
May 12 2008 | Business News
ONE of the region’s oldest companies has brushed away almost a third of its energy costs thanks to a groundbreaking initiative. Read
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Nissan denies job cuts at Washington
May 12 2008 | Business News
CAR giant Nissan moved quickly last night to quash rumours of job cuts at its Washington plant amid reports that it could lose production of the popular Micra model. Read
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Tees can rideout the storm
May 12 2008 | Business News
A TEES engineering chief has claimed local manufacturers are well placed to weather an economic storm which according to new research has put them under the strongest cost pressures for 20 years. Read
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Geoff takes the parmo to the nation
May 12 2008 | Business News
THE PARMO is to break out of its Boro heartland and go national as a Tees Valley chef launches the first commercial range of chilled products for ASDA. Read
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Top skills on menu for hospitality trade
May 12 2008 | Business News
DARLINGTON will help put UK hospitality on a par with standards enjoyed in the rest of Europe, following news that it is to become part of a national skills academy to raise standards in the industry. Read
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Delay-hit hotel opens its doors to 200 new jobs
May 12 2008 | Business News
UP to 200 new jobs are expected to be created this year as a major hotel development finally opens its doors. Read
