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Lamb replaces Davey as employment relations minister
Norman Lamb has been appointed employment relations minister, following the move of former incumbent Ed Davey to the energy and climate change ministry where he replaces recently resigned Chris Huhne.
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TfL denies ‘job creation’ as a result of error
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Big job creation at little Waitrose
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Skills minister hails ‘best ever’ apprenticeships programme
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Hilton seeks 50 apprentices in thinly-spread junior cheffing market
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Strong interim demand expected from NHS
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Smaller banks drive ‘recovery’ in City jobs market
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Contracts/Deals: Best Connection supplies Intergreen
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Contracts/Deals: Advanced Business Equipment gets Raw Talent
International News
INTERNATIONAL Egypt: New museum to create 15,000 jobs
Cairo’s Grand Egyptian Museum will provide 15,000 jobs when it opens in 2015, according to an announcement from minister of state antiquities, reports HotelierMiddleEast.com.The project already employs 5,000 people and is in the final phase of construction.The website reports that the total cost of the museum will be E£5bn (£530m), and having previously been scheduled for March 2015 opening, it has now been pushed back to August.
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