Cyber attacks hit ‘almost half of manufacturers’
Industry urged to boost cyber defence as almost 50 per cent of manufacturers report attack – EEF/AIG survey.
Industry urged to boost cyber defence as almost 50 per cent of manufacturers report attack – EEF/AIG survey.
Almost half of manufacturers have been the victim of cyber-crime, and a quarter have suffered some financial loss or disruption to business as a result, according to a new report published by EEF, the manufacturers’ organisation and AIG, and carried out by The Royal United Services Institute (RUSI).
UK Steel has consulted with The British Compressed Gases Association (BCGA) to produce comprehensive safety guidance for the steel industry. Guidance Note 34 ‘The Safe Use of Gases In The Steel Industry’ has been developed in conjunction with UK Steel members to produce advice on the use of externally supplied gases at steel production sites
Britain’s manufacturers are being urged to grasp the opportunity of greater investment in the wellbeing of their workforce and reap significant rewards of improved productivity and performance, according to a new survey and study.
EEF, the manufacturers’ organisation warns that nearly half of the UK’s manufacturers remain concerned about their ability to access skills post-Brexit, according to a new report.
UK manufacturing makes a contribution to the UK economy which goes way beyond just the sum of its sub-sector parts according to an annual snapshot of the sector published today by EEF, the manufacturers’ organisation and Santander.
As the Government published the first raft of technical notices on Brexit, Stephen Phipson, chief executive of EEF, the manufacturers’ organisation, welcomed the decision to allow importers to defer VAT payments.
EEF, the manufacturers’ organisation, launched a new game-based learning tool at the recent IOSH conference. It will provide employers and employees with an interactive tool to promote Health & Safety in the workplace.
New research published by EEF, The Manufacturers’ Organisation, shows that one is six manufacturers business decision makers say business would become untenable for them if the UK reverted to WTO tariffs, increased border checks on people and increased checks on goods at the border.
A new poll shows that the general public thinks manufacturing is hugely important to the future of the UK economy post-Brexit and that Government should place more value on it. However, there are massive misperceptions about the opportunities it offers.
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