Job Cuts in BAE, Japan Air and the RAF

Sept. 16, 2009 - PRLog -- BAE systems axe 1,100 jobs.  Japan Airlines cuts 650 jobs and the prime minister is about to announce governmental cuts, these are just some of the daily headlines that show the recession in the UK is not over.

Looking at the news and media today will have you thinking that the countries recession is getting deeper and deeper.  However, it’s not hard to see why some UK companies are experiencing their best year yet for profits.

Sky News is travelling the country and reporting the doom and gloom, but there is a growing trend of companies emerging from the recession stronger and well positioned.  www.i2office.co.uk is one such business.  The serviced office sector is growing at a rate never seen before, with more of the larger companies downsizing and some smaller companies growing the serviced office solution is perfect.

Gordon Browns speech to the TUC conference did go well.  With the UK economy going through uncertain times and the government having to now claw back some of the money it spent bailing out the banks, it is easy to see that the country is in no way out of recession and signs of government jobs will be lost.

The focus on the doom and gloom is masking some of the growth that is taking place within the country.  Property prices have started to rise again, the stock markets are growing back to the highs of a few years ago and some businesses are booming.  Whilst we are not experiencing “the good times” some companies could be over the worst.