New data from Australian superannuation platform MLC shows June is the most common month for job switches, with 13% of changes occurring then. Experts warn against AI-generated applications and highlight crucial superannuation checks during career transit
Self-employed mothers in the UK are experiencing significant delays in receiving statutory maternity pay, with some waiting years. This financial strain, compounded by mortgage challenges, highlights systemic issues in HMRC processes and lending practices
Discover the legal guidelines on parking outside your home, including when police or councils can intervene, and how to handle disputes over driveways and abandoned vehicles.
A new survey reveals 43% of UK workers prioritise work-life balance over higher pay when seeking new roles, with flexible hours and culture also key factors.
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Mike Cooney, 44, left his job and accommodation in Cornwall after a pet ban, opting for homelessness to keep his dogs. He's now on a 500-mile walking journey to Scotland, calling it life-changing.
George Bass, a licensed security guard, wakes at 2:30am daily to juggle his job with freelance writing, aiming to offset rising bills amid economic pressures and geopolitical tensions.
A 17-year-old boy is fighting for his life after being crushed by a concrete pipe at a Bellway housing development in County Durham, suffering severe head and neck injuries.
Union leaders representing 34,000 New York City apartment building workers have reached a tentative contract agreement with building owners, preventing a strike that would have affected 1.5 million residents.
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Workers at the original Starbucks in Seattle's Pike Place Market, opened in 1971, are filing for unionisation as the chain's labour dispute continues, citing unfair treatment and safety concerns.
Full Fact analysis reveals Plaid Cymru candidate's claim about one in six young Welsh people being unemployed is misleading, while viral image of destroyed US base in Kuwait is AI-generated fake.
British Airways is reopening its Speedbird Pilot Academy, offering fully-funded pilot training to 160 Brits with guaranteed flying roles upon completion. Applications are open until April 23, 2026.
Samantha Walker, a former senior Co-op HR executive, has been awarded over £100,000 in compensation after a tribunal upheld her claims of unfair dismissal, equal pay, and sex discrimination, following a nearly ten-year legal struggle.
Over 50 years after Britain's first female jet airline captain, women still make up just 5.8% of UK pilots. Airlines are pushing for change with mentorship and visibility campaigns.
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Personal insolvencies in England and Wales surged 30% annually in March, with debt relief orders reaching a record high of 4,523 since their 2009 introduction, driven by expanded eligibility and fee removals.
Discover which Department for Work and Pensions benefits you can no longer claim upon reaching State Pension age, including changes to eligibility and payment rates for 2026/27.
The Department for Work and Pensions has unveiled a new grants scheme offering up to £3,000 to employers hiring young Universal Credit claimants, alongside extended job guarantee programmes.
A TUC survey reveals four in five workers faced abuse or violence last year, prompting unions to call for enhanced protections and government action.
An Adelaide mother who has paid taxes for eight years has been rejected for paid parental leave due to a two-year permanent residency rule, sparking calls for case-by-case assessments.
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A Trades Union Congress survey of 5,000 employees reveals 80% experienced abuse or violence at work in the past year, with unions demanding enhanced protections.
Former Adidas head of women's basketball marketing Lindsay Gregg files lawsuit alleging gender discrimination, excessive workload compared to male peers, and unsafe conditions for female athletes during NBA All-Star weekend.
Discover simple, effective ways to create more inclusive meetings for employees on the autism spectrum, based on insights from neurodiversity experts and autistic professionals.
New research reveals four in five hiring managers use AI in recruitment, with job seekers reporting alienation and fairness concerns as applications surge.
The Department for Work and Pensions has fully accepted four recommended changes to the 'Right to Try' legislation affecting Universal Credit, PIP and ESA claimants, with one recommendation partially accepted.
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A family in Surrey is hiring a live-in dog companion and estate assistant for £60,000 annually, including a cottage and bills. The role focuses on caring for the family dog and light estate tasks.
Global recruiter Hays has reduced its consultancy workforce by 14% year-on-year as part of a £45 million annual cost-saving plan, with net fees falling 8% group-wide.
The UK government has confirmed the remaining bank holidays for 2026, with four days off scheduled before August. Scotland and Northern Ireland have extra holidays, including a special World Cup celebration.
Fire brigades across Britain must now record incidents involving lithium-ion batteries from e-bikes and e-scooters, following a deadly surge in fires and safety concerns.
Union leaders launch Union Now to combat declining membership and wealth inequality, with support from Bernie Sanders and New York officials, as workers face challenges from employers like Delta and Starbucks.
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Migrant labour fuels Vermont's $5.4bn dairy sector, yet workers are exempt from minimum wage, overtime, and union rights, facing vulnerability amid immigration enforcement.
