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Mahy (pron. rhymes with Hawaii) | Senior journalist and producer of The Food Chain on the BBC World Service
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More work needed to create green jobs, report says

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By Elisabeth Mahy
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By Elisabeth Mahy Wake up to Money, BBC Radio 5 Live Published 29 November 2021 Image source, Getty Images Efforts to create so-called green jobs need to intensify if the UK government is to achieve its target of two million roles by 2030, according to a report. Jobs linked to the green economy accounted for 1.2% of all advertised roles in the year to July 2021, consultancy PwC said. That equates to just 124,600 new jobs.
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Charities facing a 'perfect storm' as demand rises Original

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By Elisabeth Mahy
| BBC Verified
By Elisabeth Mahy Wake Up to Money, BBC Radio 5 Live Image caption, Chris Davies, Amelia Armour and Jack Barton from the charity Mustard Tree in Greater Manchester Hundreds of charities are concerned about whether they will cope with rising demand for services this winter, according to research given exclusively to the BBC's Wake Up to Money podcast. The survey of nearly 350 charity managers was carried out by the Law Family Commission on Civil Society between 18 and 24 October 2021.
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Taste for takeaways outlasts Covid lockdowns

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By Elisabeth Mahy
| BBC Verified
By Elisabeth Mahy Wake Up to Money, BBC Radio 5 Live image sourceCarol Deeney image captionCafe owner Carol Deeney says 50% of sales are now via delivery app If any of Carol Deeney's customers fancy a bacon roll or a haggis toastie, they can pop down to her Scottish Street Food café in east London. But she says half of them, these days, turn to delivery apps instead. "We have loyal customers now that haven't even graced our doors," she says.
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