Job interview nightmare: Woman asked to work unpaid
A woman shares her shocking experience of being asked to work unpaid during a job interview, sparking outrage online.
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Australia may trial four-day work week
The Australian government is exploring the possibility of introducing a four-day working week, sparking debate on work-life balance and productivity.
Lord Hain proposes work-from-home bill for MPs
Former Labour minister Lord Hain proposes a bill allowing MPs to work remotely, igniting a fresh debate on modernising parliamentary practices in the UK.
Finding purpose after corporate retirement
Retirement isn't just an end—it's a new beginning. Discover how former executives are redefining identity and purpose after leaving the corporate world.
Millions face benefit cuts in DWP crackdown
Over 2.6 million Brits claiming key benefits could see payments slashed if they fail to act on new DWP work capability assessment letters. Here's what you need to know.
Musk: AI will cause unemployment, UBI needed
Elon Musk predicts AI will disrupt job markets, urging governments to consider Universal Basic Income as a solution. Experts weigh in on the future of work.
Scheduling social plans boosts friendships, study finds
New research suggests that treating social plans with the same seriousness as work commitments could strengthen friendships and reduce stress. Experts weigh in on the benefits of calendar-based socialising.
Four-day week trial sparks UK work debate
A controversial four-day work week trial in the UK has divided opinions, with some firms reporting success while others faced unexpected challenges. Discover the full story.
Deloitte Australia scraps hybrid work, mandates office return
Deloitte Australia abandons flexible work, ordering staff back to the office four days a week as leadership cites collaboration and productivity declines in remote setups.
Child found working on Exmoor farm
A young child was discovered working on a farm in Exmoor, prompting investigations by Avon and Somerset Police and a response from the Transport Secretary.
Police hire child for unpaid work, sparking outrage
A 10-year-old child was reportedly hired by Avon and Somerset Police for unpaid work on Exmoor, raising serious concerns over child labour laws and safeguarding policies.
Nursery work experience tackles staff shortages
A leading nursery provider has introduced an innovative work experience programme to attract new talent into the childcare sector amid a growing staffing crisis.
Rogue Traders Exploit Vulnerable Australians in Home Repairs
A disturbing trend of substandard work and unscrupulous contractors is leaving vulnerable Australians with costly and dangerous home repairs. Here’s what you need to know.
London house prices surge as WFH bubble bursts
The work-from-home boom that drove buyers out of London has reversed, sending property prices in the capital skyrocketing. Discover why the remote work bubble burst and what it means for the housing market.
Mike Rowe: AI threatens blue-collar jobs – adapt now
TV personality Mike Rowe highlights the growing threat of AI to blue-collar jobs and shares insights on how workers can future-proof their careers.
WFH or Office? The Great Workplace Debate
As companies push for a return to office-based work, employees are resisting, citing improved productivity and work-life balance from remote setups. What does the future hold for hybrid work?
Harry follows Diana's path in Angolan minefield
The Duke of Sussex retraced his late mother's iconic journey through a once war-torn region, advocating for landmine clearance and humanitarian efforts.
Best Standing Desks in the UK for Home Offices
Discover the top-rated standing desks to boost productivity and improve posture. Our expert picks cater to every budget and workspace need.
Universal Credit work search rules tightened post-Covid
The UK government has reinstated stricter work search requirements for Universal Credit claimants, ending Covid-era leniency. Find out how this affects jobseekers.
France considers scrapping bank holidays
French politician François Bayrou proposes eliminating public holidays to improve productivity, sparking debate on work-life balance and economic growth.
Prince Harry revisits Angola minefield, honouring Diana
Prince Harry retraces his mother's footsteps in Angola, advocating for landmine clearance and continuing Princess Diana's humanitarian mission.
Harry Compares Diana and Meghan in Angola Visit
Prince Harry reflects on Princess Diana's legacy during his visit to Angola, comparing her humanitarian work to Meghan Markle's advocacy.
UK workers favour hybrid work model, survey shows
A new survey reveals that most UK workers favour a hybrid work model, blending remote and office-based days for better productivity and work-life balance.
Burger King manager hailed as America's hardest-working woman
A South Carolina Burger King manager is being hailed as 'America's hardest-working woman' after a viral video showed her multitasking like a pro. Discover her incredible work ethic and dedication.
Starmer: 'I missed parents' evenings for Westminster votes'
Labour leader Keir Starmer opens up about balancing fatherhood with politics, admitting he skipped school events for Westminster duties – sparking a debate on modern parenting pressures.
DWP scraps Universal Credit work requirements
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has announced the removal of work-search requirements for certain Universal Credit claimants, marking a significant change in welfare policy.
Starbucks mandates 4 office days for corporate staff
Starbucks mandates a four-day office workweek for corporate employees in the US and Canada, citing collaboration and culture as key drivers.
Harry follows Diana's footsteps in Angola minefield visit
Prince Harry retraces Princess Diana's iconic steps in Angola, visiting a landmine clearance site to raise awareness for a cause close to his mother's heart.
Kavana on work addiction and 90s pop struggles
90s heartthrob Kavana reflects on his tumultuous career, struggles with work addiction, and journey towards self-acceptance in a candid new interview.
Office return fears harming UK workers' mental health
A new survey highlights rising anxiety among UK employees over potential return-to-office mandates, with many reporting negative impacts on mental health and job satisfaction.
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