A federal safety investigation into a deadly blast at a US Steel plant near Pittsburgh found incomplete and outdated procedures that exposed workers to explosion hazards, resulting in fines and citations.
Financial experts reveal the most common regrets among retirees in their 70s and 80s, including inadequate savings and lack of planning for incapacitation, with actionable advice to avoid these costly mistakes.
A kitchen porter's race discrimination case against an award-winning pub, alleging vinegar placement was a racial slur, has been dismissed by an employment tribunal as vague and misinterpreted.
A High Court ruling allowing employers to ban trans women from female toilets has created legal confusion, with campaigners warning of a workplace rights crisis for transgender employees across Britain.
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Sex workers at Sheri's Ranch in Pahrump, Nevada, are pushing to form the first-ever brothel union in the U.S., challenging contract terms and seeking employee status.
The number of Americans applying for unemployment benefits decreased last week, remaining within the historically healthy range observed over recent years.
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The state pension age rises from 66 to 67 this year, with exact birth dates affecting retirement timing. A day's difference could mean an extra month's wait for millions of UK workers.
New research reveals 26% of British adults would run out of money within 30 days if unemployed, as Tesco's UK boss warns of a 'sleepwalking' jobless epidemic amid rising living costs and AI threats.
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Sadiq Khan warns AI could become a 'weapon of mass destruction of jobs' as millions remain economically inactive. Experts predict AI will eliminate 50% of entry-level white-collar roles within five years.
A corporate executive reveals why accepting a glass of water at interviews creates neurological connections that foster positive outcomes before formal discussions begin.
The DWP announces Universal Credit changes from April 2026, introducing a lower health element for new claimants and investing £3.5 billion in employment support to tackle 'perverse incentives'.
Thousands of Argentine workers mobilized by trade unions clashed with police outside Congress as senators debated a major overhaul of the nation's rigid labor laws, with security forces using water cannons and rubber bullets.
Mount Sinai nurses have overwhelmingly approved a new three-year contract, concluding a month-long strike at its New York City hospitals, with improved pay and safety provisions.
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Equalities Minister Bridget Phillipson reveals new EHRC rules exclude workplaces, leaving staff in limbo on transgender access to single-sex facilities.
Lee Horton, 58, and Daron Pickstock, 43, died when an industrial racking system collapsed during testing at Castlefields Industrial Estate in Bingley. The company has been prosecuted for health and safety breaches.
The US labor market added 130,000 jobs in January 2026, a significant drop from the previous year's figures. Unemployment held at 4.3% as revised data reveals 2025 was the weakest year for job creation since the pandemic.
The US economy added 130,000 jobs in January, far surpassing economist predictions of 55,000, though unemployment remains at a four-year high of 4.3%.
The latest US job report reveals robust employment growth, with former President Donald Trump attributing the positive data to his economic policies amid ongoing political debates.
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Over half of Gen Z Americans now juggle side gigs alongside main jobs, seeking creative fulfilment and financial security amid economic instability and AI-driven job cuts.
The number of union elections overseen by the NLRB dropped 30% in 2025, with participation falling by 59,000 workers, following Trump's moves to freeze the board's operations.
Heineken plans to eliminate 6,000 jobs globally, about 7% of its workforce, due to falling beer sales and revised profit forecasts for 2026.
Heineken announces plans to slash up to 6,000 jobs globally due to weaker beer demand and challenging market conditions, impacting 7% of its workforce.
Tesco's UK chief Ashwin Prasad warns the UK is 'sleepwalking into an epidemic' of joblessness, criticising government policies that raise employer costs and could push unemployment higher.
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A viral social media post reveals an applicant listed olive oil as an interest on their CV, igniting online debate about what to include in job applications.
A tribunal has ruled in favour of Lloyds Bank after two Muslim employees sued over sanctions for posting messages calling Israelis 'greedy' and accusing them of genocide in a workplace group chat.
Tesco's UK chief Ashwin Prasad warns the nation is sleepwalking into a joblessness epidemic, with unemployment forecast to hit 5.3%. He condemns rising employment costs and calls for government action.
Russia faces an acute shortage of 2.3 million workers exacerbated by its war in Ukraine, leading to a dramatic surge in work permits for Indian nationals as traditional Central Asian sources dwindle.
The family of Mohammad Arshad, who died while working on a Saudi World Cup construction project, has been waiting over a year for promised compensation, highlighting ongoing labour rights concerns.
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The debate over hybrid working in Britain highlights stark inequalities in access to flexibility, with lower-paid workers largely excluded, while political rhetoric fuels a culture war over remote work.
