Pilot's £460k pay slip sparks fierce online debate
An American Airlines captain's pay stub showing nearly half a million dollars in annual earnings has gone viral, igniting a fierce debate over pilot pay, training, and union power.
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US Minimum Wage Rises in 22 States for 2026
Millions of US workers will see pay rises in 2026 as 22 states increase minimum wage. Experts warn inflation may offset gains. Full state list and analysis inside.
Dagenham Ford Strike: The Fight for Skill Recognition
The 1968 Dagenham Ford sewing machinists' strike was a landmark battle for recognising the skill and value of women's work, not just equal pay. Discover the untold story.
AI Drives Youth to High-Paying Construction Careers
As AI disrupts entry-level office roles, a skilled labour crisis in UK construction offers lucrative, future-proof trade careers. Discover why young people are following the money.
Universal Credit claimants to get permanent £1,200 savings bonus
The Help to Save scheme is now permanent, with eligibility expanding in 2028. Discover how families on Universal Credit can earn a £1,200 government bonus.
DWP State Pension Warning After Autumn Budget
Over 70% of UK savers feel retirement support is inadequate post-Budget. Experts warn relying solely on the state pension is risky. Read the full analysis.
HMRC warns of £900 fines for late Self Assessment returns
Millions of UK taxpayers risk £900+ penalties if they miss the 31 January 2026 online Self Assessment deadline. Learn how to avoid HMRC fines and what to do if you're penalised.
Safiyaa faces claims Turkish factory workers unpaid
Workers for a Safiyaa supplier in Istanbul claim they are owed tens of thousands in unpaid wages. The luxury label, worn by royals, says the factory was independent.
Royal Mail replaces 'postman' with gender-neutral 'postperson'
Royal Mail advertises for 'postpersons' in a historic move away from the male-only 'postman' title. The change reflects the company's modernisation and commitment to inclusive hiring. Discover the history behind the shift.
Teesside JobsPlus Project Helps 270+ into Work
A community-based JobsPlus pilot in Stockton-on-Tees is tackling unemployment with a 'hyperlocal' approach, connecting residents with jobs and providing direct financial support. Over 1,000 have signed up nationwide.
Universal Credit Deadline 2026: What You Must Know
Legacy benefits are ending. Learn the crucial steps, deadlines, and how to secure transitional protection before the March 2026 migration to Universal Credit.
Sharon Graham slams Labour's stealth taxes on workers
Unite leader Sharon Graham accuses Labour of breaking promises and taxing workers instead of the super-rich. She demands a wealth tax and public energy ownership to fund public services.
Stylist to Stars Sues Harvey Nichols Over Age Bias
Dean Aslett, the stylist behind Liz Hurley's iconic Versace dress, is taking Harvey Nichols to an employment tribunal, claiming age discrimination and the decline of luxury personal shopping.
Union wins £1bn+ for women in equal pay cases
The GMB union has won more than £1 billion for women in equal pay claims this year. Discover the ongoing fight for fair pay and what it means for 2026.
Union boss warns Starmer over Farage appeal in cost-of-living crisis
TUC General Secretary Paul Nowak warns Keir Starmer that trade union members are turning to Nigel Farage's Reform UK, as new polling reveals one in five adults skip meals due to financial strain. Read the full analysis.
Child Poverty Rises as Jobless Households Hit 11-Year High
Official figures reveal 1.52 million children now live in workless households, the highest level in 11 years. The Conservatives blame Labour's policies for the rise. Read the full analysis.
Universal Credit: 17 Changes You Must Report to DWP
The DWP warns Universal Credit claimants to report 17 key changes or risk court action and penalties. Learn what you must declare to avoid overpayments.
1 Million Households Missing £4,300 DWP Pension Credit
The DWP reveals 910,000 eligible households are not claiming Pension Credit, worth an average £4,300 annually. Learn how to apply and unlock extra benefits like a free TV licence.
DWP: Claimants must repay benefits after official errors
The DWP has updated guidance on benefit overpayments, warning claimants they may have to repay money even for departmental mistakes. Learn your rights and the new waiver process.
Older People Warned They Could Miss DWP Christmas Payment
Millions received a £10 DWP Christmas Bonus, but some pensioners risk missing out. Check eligibility and what to do if your payment hasn't arrived.
Trump's 'Extinction' Comment to Unions Sparks Outrage
Donald Trump told the AFL-CIO that labour unions face 'extinction' without his policies, drawing fierce backlash from union leaders and Democrats. Read the full story on the controversial address.
Rising Trend of 'No-Split Divorce' in UK Families
A growing number of UK couples are opting for a 'no-split divorce', living together after separation due to financial pressures. Discover why families like Kate and Christian's are making this choice.
DWP updates rules for home visits to benefit claimants
The DWP has detailed its rules for staff conducting home visits to vulnerable benefit claimants. Learn what triggers a visit and how the process works.
DWP: Benefit overpayments must be repaid after errors
The DWP has admitted people with serious or terminal illnesses may be chased for benefit overpayments caused by official mistakes. Find out your rights and how to challenge a decision.
UK Bank Holiday Changes for 2026 and 2027 Confirmed
The UK government has confirmed changes to bank holidays for 2026 and 2027, with Boxing Day moving and an extra festive day off in 2027. Plan your annual leave now.
Why the traditional career is dying in 2025
Faced with AI, cost of living and job insecurity, UK workers are turning to passive income streams and multiple jobs. Discover the new reality of work.
January 2026 Payment Dates for Benefits and Pensions
Essential guide to January 2026 payment dates for Universal Credit, state pension and other benefits, plus key cost of living support available. Find out what help you can claim.
Starmer's festive tribute to NHS, Armed Forces and volunteers
Prime Minister Keir Starmer's Christmas message honours NHS staff, emergency services and volunteers working over the holidays, while pledging action on the cost of living. Read his full address.
Judge Corrects 'Unprecedented' 11 Errors in NHS Tribunal
An employment tribunal ruling in the case of nurse Sandie Peggie vs NHS Fife has been amended 11 times, with experts calling the corrections 'unprecedented'. Read the latest on the landmark legal appeal.
Student loan wage garnishment to start in January
The Trump administration will begin garnishing wages for defaulted student loans in January, starting with 1,000 notices. Critics call the move 'cruel' amid economic strain. Read the full details.
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