Liverpool school warns of job cuts following council’s ‘energy error’

The governor of a primary school has said the mistake will have a “detrimental impact” on children

Nearly half of Ukraine’s Chernobyl nuclear plant workers allowed to leave site

Staff had been working at the Russian-controlled facility for nearly four weeks – or around 600 hours – without being able to change shifts

Bristol Water workers on strike due to ‘pay freeze’

The company has offered a 1.5% pay rise

Tritility’s LEAD Programme Launched to Develop Internal Talent and Increase Progression Opportunities

Washington-based Business Energy Consultancy Tritility has launched a comprehensive leadership training scheme, designed and delivered by in-house coaching specialists.

UA strengthens management team after healthy lockdown period

UTILITY Alliance has strengthened its position as one of the UK’s market leaders by making two key appointments to its senior management team.

BP to cut 10,000 jobs as energy demand slumps amid coronavirus pandemic

The firm aims to cut its capital spending by a quarter this year, totalling a reduction of around $3 billion

British Gas to furlough around 3,800 employees

The supplier says the coronavirus pandemic is forcing it to scale back operations and focus on priority work

E.ON to cut up to 600 staff from UK roles

The energy supplier has a total workforce of 9,000 staff across the UK

New York’s clean economy employed nearly 160k workers last year

The state’s clean energy economy has seen 8.9% employment growth since 2016, nearly double the growth of its overall economy

SSE recruits next generation of energy workers with 100 new apprentices

The energy giant says they will be trained up to tackle climate change across a variety of roles within the organisation