Hugh Fort is the Global Head of Content at WHATJOBS?. He covers a range of topics including business and economics, careers and employment, and the tech industry, with a focus on business leaders, lawsuits, and corruption in the United Kingdom. Hugh's work has been featured in Berkshire Live, Cambridge News, Daily Star (UK), Daily Mirror, and WHATJOBS?.
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Hugh Fort's coverage predominantly focuses on human resources and employment-related news, with an emphasis on noteworthy legal cases or company-specific incidents. When considering reaching out to him, consider pitches related to significant developments in the employment sector, such as legal actions against companies, workplace safety issues, or unique job roles that have garnered public interest.
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Grace Ocean and Synergy Marine will pay $101 million to cover clean-up costs over the Francis Scott Key Bridge disaster
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BAE Systems will expand its Rochester facility, creating 300 new jobs and enhancing its capacity for advanced aerospace technology.
Gautum Adani, Sagar Adani and Cyril Cabanes have been charged over an alleged bribery scheme linked to renewable energy projects in India.
An embarrassing typo led to big problems for a Nevada-based travel agency who ended up in a legal battle with Yellow Pages
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon’s said the advancements in business and healthcare tech will be of great benefit to people's personal lives.
Unemployment rates rose in October 2024 compared to the same month last year in 272 out of 389 metropolitan areas, according to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). Among the remaining areas, 98 saw declines, while 19 remained unchanged. Key highlights include: Hiring? Post jobs for free with WhatJobs Cities with Notable Rate Changes ... Read more
Nine people are accused of being part of an organization active since November 2016, allegedly laundering over $20 million.
Initial claims for unemployment insurance (UI) stood at 213,000, a decrease of 2,000 from the previous week's revised figure of 215,000.
A report from McKinsey reveals these sectors, termed "arenas of competition," are poised to change markets and generate substantial revenues.
Half of all the health issues reported by UK workers were due to stress, anxiety or depression, new figures reveal.
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