Australia will have a COVID-19 safe economy up and running by July, Prime Minister Scott Morrison said on Wednesday, as his government seeks to get one million unemployed people working again.
Walt Disney Co suffered a $1.4bn (£1.1bn) hit to profits in the first three months of the year, as it closed its parks, cancelled movie releases and reduced advertising sales.
(Reuters) - Tennis’s governing bodies and the organisers of the four Grand Slams said on Tuesday they will raise over $6 million (4.8 million pounds) to help players affected by the sport’s current shutdown due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
PARIS (Reuters) - French insurer AXA AXA.PA said on Tuesday that the coronavirus crisis would have a material impact on its 2020 earnings and said that it could face around 500 million euros in claims for events cancellations.
May 5th, 2020viaBBC News - Coventry & Warwickshire
Some sheep farmers have said they are facing difficulties as coronavirus has left them unable to bring over shearers from Australia and New Zealand. One shearing firm said it had given up a quarter of its work because it had been unable to bring in foreign staff.
Most firms reckon they could be ready to restart business with just three weeks' notice. That's according to the latest British Chambers of Commerce Coronavirus Business Impact Tracker.
Chancellor Rishi Sunak reportedly set to announce plans to taper off the government's furlough scheme, which is supporting workers staying at home during the coronavirus outbreak.
Letter to MPs from 100 charities and unions warns 'inadequate' social security system and low wages has left both paid and unpaid carers 'languishing in poverty for years'
Social workers are bracing for a surge in referrals of vulnerable children when schools re-open again as abuse and neglect suffered by youngsters in their homes goes unnoticed during the coronavirus pandemic.
Prof Neil Ferguson has quit as a government adviser on coronavirus after admitting an "error of judgement". Prof Ferguson, whose advice to the prime minister led to the UK lockdown, said he regretted "undermining" the messages on social distancing.
US Vice-President Mike Pence has said the White House coronavirus task force could be disbanded this month because of the country's "tremendous progress".
This paper aims to provide an overview of how the global outbreak of COVID-19 and the wider containment efforts is expected to impact upon the UK Labour Market; providing some of the practical challenges that ONS are likely to face.
Aims to provide an overview of how the global outbreak of COVID-19 and the wider containment efforts is expected to impact upon UK gross domestic product (GDP) in theory and provides some of the practical challenges that National Statistical Institutes are likely to face.
This article sets out our plans for data collection, compilation and publication of our various prices statistics following the implementation of social distancing policies and movement restrictions, brought into effect on 23 March 2020, as a result of the COVID19 pandemic.
An Employment Tribunal has been deemed correct by the Appellate Court to have refused applications to stay two prohibition notices that were issued under s.22 Health and Safety at Work Etc Act 1974 on the basis that there was not a real risk of substantial prejudice.
DWF, the global provider of integrated legal and business services, today issues the following update on current trading and some changes to its Australian footprint.
On 5 January 2021, the Gulf Cooperation member states and Egypt signed the "Al-Ula Declaration" at the 41st GCC Summit (the "Declaration"). This ended a three year dispute, which began on 5 June 2017, and confirms that political and economic ties between signatory nations will be restored.
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