London’s Southbank Centre warns of 400 job losses due to coronavirus crisis

that voluntary redundancies are being sought at its base in the town.The company, which also has an operation in Swanwick, Hampshire, says it expects “several hundred” workers to leave between both sites.However, job losses will be restricted to non-operational staff, with air traffic controllers protected.It follows the loss of almost 500 jobs between GE Caledonian and Spirit Aerosystems in the town.NATS’ Prestwick Centre, which is responsible for 80 per cent of North Atlantic air traffic,

Meltdown Festival annually, warned last month of a loss of up to 400 jobs due to the coronavirus pandemic.Now, staff have highlighted the “brutal” redundancies they face, claims of “institutional racism” and the threat to the future of the organisation in an open letter, which they have called on the public to sign.Amongst the claims are that the redundancies will “disproportionately affect the lowest-paid employees”.The South Bank Centre plans to make 400 of its 577 staff redundant this week,

Join thousands of others who have signed up for the Daily Record newsletter.NHS Lanarkshire expects a number of changes in its winter flu programme due to the coronavirus pandemic.The health board has red flagged its vaccination programme as “very high risk”.The Scottish Government is finalising plans to make the flu jab available to more people this winter, potentially anyone over 50, in preparation for a possible second wave of Covid-19.In official documents, NHS Lanarkshire warns that

August 3: Nada Surf, Waxahatchee, Hop Along, Best Coast, Manchester Orchestra and more will perform during the Virtual Musikfest on NPR, starting at 12:00 p.m. ET.

Naman Ramachandran U.K. creative industries workers’ union Bectu has reported that job losses in the theater industry have jumped from 3,000 to 5,000 in a month.Some 2,700 of the job losses are set to take place in London and the West End while the other losses are distributed around the U.K.

Tom Grater International Film ReporterBectu, the trade union representing theatre workers in the UK, says that the number of job losses in its industry took a dramatic upturn in the last four weeks.On July 3, the union published figures revealing 3,000 redundancies had been felt by theatre workers, and that number has risen to 5,000 since then.

U2 have donated a further $1,500,000 (£1.2m) to helping the live music survive during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, according to reports.It comes after the Bono-fronted rock band donated €10m to Irish COVID-19 relief efforts back in April.According to Billboard, this new amount also includes the €200,000 (£180K) amount that the group raised in a recent fundraiser for Ireland’s music industry.Bono and the Edge shared a video of their acoustic rendition of the Led Zeppelin classic ‘Stairway To

were announced yesterday, this year’s Emmy executive producers — including host Jimmy Kimmel — sent a letter to key acting nominees informing them that this year’s ceremony will be virtual, and asking them to prepare to participate from home, or wherever they want to be.“As you’ve probably guessed, we’re not going to be asking you to come to the Microsoft Theatre in downtown LA on September 20th,” the letter says, in part.

pic.twitter.com/IzJpCUBURF— Guns N' Roses (@gunsnroses) July 29, 2020Back when Guns N’ Roses postponed their tour in May, the band said all original tickets would be honored at the make-up shows, while refunds would also be available.The Smashing Pumpkins were set to support Guns N’ Roses on a handful of their 2020 tour dates, although at the moment it’s unclear if the band will be still be opening for GnR next year.

Deprivation and the easing of lockdown measures have contributed to an alarming spike in Covid-19 cases in Oldham that have prompted chiefs to bring back tougher restrictions.In the week leading up to July 25, confirmed incidences of the virus increased 'dramatically' with 119 new positive cases being recorded across the borough.To avoid a Leicester-style local lockdown leaders are asking vulnerable people to continue shielding until August 14.And for the next two weeks residents are being told

We told just weeks ago how benefits advisers fear a leap in the jobless total once the Westminster Government begins to wind down the furlough scheme from next month.Bill McCormack of Dumfries Welfare Rights has told how he fears an unemployment “time bomb”.

BBC News have been confirmed on top of the 450 announced earlier this year. The BBC said that increased financial pressure on the industry due to the coronavirus pandemic will lead to a total of around 520 job losses at BBC News.

Covid-19 crisis“difficult”.Employees told the Record they’ve been warned about their future as a union said bosses at the firm – including the US president’s sons – could be held liable for furlough cash if jobs are lost.Trump Organisation owns the 827-acre Turnberry in Ayrshire and the MacLeod lodge on the Menie Estate, Aberdeenshire.The 5-star sites employ hundreds of people.A hotel insider told the Record there had been a threat to jobs – although the Trump Organisation last night refused to

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