Unemployment

Recession forecast to cost 100,000 Scots their jobs SCOTLAND will shed more than 100,000 jobs over the course of the recession, equivalent to one in every 25 of the workforce, according to a report to be published this week.

Swinney vows to reverse Diageo redundancy plan THE battle to save 900 whisky jobs today intensified with a vow by a senior minister to get the decision reversed.

355 Scottish jobs to go in Lloyds cuts HUNDREDS of bank workers in Scotland are to lose their job as Lloyds Banking Group announced it will axe 2,100 posts across the UK.

Oil refinery dispute escalates with 900 jobs - and electricity supplies - at risk A BITTER dispute over jobs at an oil refinery escalated today after the sacking of hundreds of workers who have been taking unofficial industrial action.

Scottish jobless total up by 41,000

Unemployment hits 12-year high of 2.2m

Holyrood to pay firms £2,000 to help 'adopt an apprentice'

Only two of city's biggest employers have cut jobs

Youth unemployment costing £2m a week

Scottish unemployment total predicted to hit 250,000

560 jobs axed by insurance giant

Unemployment up 72% as wealthiest areas are hardest hit

UK jobs at risk as advertising group cuts back

Jobs at risk at office interiors firm Eastlake

Vanmaker LDV applies for administration

Jobless to be offered work with Scottish Government

Job centres hire new staff to deal with rising unemployed

Jobless total hits 12-year high – as Scotland enters recession

Scottish unemployment on the rise

Rate rises 'may cost 20,000 jobs'

SNP unveils £95m fund to create new jobs

Finance giant relocates Scottish jobs to Poland

City's unemployment rate soars by more than a third

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