Personnel
Wyndeham Peterborough cuts 70 jobs in restructure
Wyndeham Group has announced 70 redundancies at its Peterborough facility as the result of a month-long consultation with employees at the plant.
Mockridge succeeded by BSkyB's Darcey at News International
News International has found a replacement for departed chief executive Tom Mockridge in former BSkyB chief operating officer Mike Darcey.
Polestar Varnicoat facing closure
Polestar Varnicoat looks set to close after the company kicked off a 30 day consultation at the site on Wednesday (2 January).
Bobst appoints business head for UK and Scandinavia
Bobst has created a new business zone for northwest Europe with Craig Moran appointed as business director for the area from 1 January.
Oki announces raft of UK appointments
Oki Systems has bolstered its UK sales team with seven new sales staff, who have joined from rivals including Brother, Canon, Epson and HP.
Unite slams reduction in consultation period
Government plans to reduce the minimum consultation period for large-scale redundancies from 90 to 45 days are regressive and anti-job measures, Unite has said.
Pensord's Coxon joins BPIF board
Pensord managing director Darren Coxon has accepted an invitation to join the board of the BPIF.
Disq Group appoints chairman to lead 2013 push
Exhibition and display makers membership body Disq Group has appointed Philippe Jefferies as chairman with a remit to expand its sales reach in 2013.
New Year predictions - Xerox UK's Mike Holyoake
Mike Holyoake, general manager, graphic communications operations, Xerox UK & Ireland
Pixartprinting expands service offer
Pan-European web-to-print business Pixartprinting has launched a new operator-based file verification service for customers willing to hand over final assessment of documents.
Unite's Steve Sibbald to retire after 33 years
Unite's national officer for the print industry, Steve Sibbald, is to leave the union at the end of January 2013 after taking voluntary retirement.
Banker jailed for insider trading in 2009 Canon Océ takeover
Former investment banker Thomas Amman has been sentenced to 32 months in prison after encouraging his two girlfriends to buy Océ shares ahead of its takeover by Canon.