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Monthly Archives: September 2011
Voluntary Redundancy
Having taken voluntary redundancy 7 years ago I can understand some of the feelings BAE workers will be going through. But this story is for people in their late 50’s. I was the right age and had a reasonable pension … Continue reading
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North End move to second place
Worth mentioning that after winning last night at Wycombe, PNE are 2nd in league 1 with a game in hand on the leaders. So theoretically could be table leaders. Not to get over excited at this stage in season. A couple … Continue reading
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BAE Systems redundancies announced
BAE Systems announced on 27th September, 3,000 potential job losses at its sites. Of the total the Preston area includes; 843 at Warton and 565 at Samlesbury, making 1,408 in the area. Worst hit of all the military aircraft sites … Continue reading
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