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JLR Invests £500m to Transform Halewood Factory for Electric Vehicle Production

**JLR Invests £500m to Transform Halewood Factory for Electric Vehicle Production** ⚡ Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has announced a £500m investment to modernise its historic Halewood plant, originally built in 1963. This transformation will enable the parallel production of electric vehicles (EVs), alongside current combustion and hybrid models. With £250m already invested, the site has…

Four-day workweeks alright for some

    Reducing the working week by one day, with the same pay, is gaining traction in Europe, Fortune reports, with some organisations adopting the policy to attract talent. Trials show it can lead to more rested and less stressed workers. But a four-day week for all might still be some time away. While shorter…

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  The UK Engineering and Manufacturing Industry, the associated Supply Chain, and SME Community are urging for better representation within the UK Government to create a strategic plan for prosperity and industrial success, not just for the next election but for our future generations. Clink the link and confirm your e-mail address to support this.

Tougher rules for ‘smart’ gadgets

The UK has introduced legislation to boost the security for internet-connected devices in a bid to address the escalating risks posed by the ubiquity of smart gadgets in homes. The new law, dubbed the Product Security and Telecommunications Infrastructure (PSTI) regime, imposes mandatory requirements on manufacturers, such as robust password practices, clear vulnerability reporting procedures,…

Firms scrap biometric monitoring

Companies are reevaluating their use of facial recognition and fingerprint scanning for tracking employee attendance, following new enforcement actions by regulatory bodies. In February, the UK’s Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) instructed a Serco subsidiary to cease using biometric data for attendance monitoring in its leisure centres, after discovering unlawful processing of data belonging to over…