RECRUITING staff in the face of the Brexit-sparked skills shortage remains the biggest issue facing employers in the Scottish tourism sector, according to a leading industry figure.
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Shares in North Sea-focused minnow Jersey Oil & Gas have plunged 11 per cent after an industry giant appeared to pour cold water on its plan to revive a field that was shut down in 2017.
Monday Interview: Glasgow takeover was one of our best-ever deals.
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