Category : Employment


UPS to Cut 30,000 Jobs in 2026 as Automation Accelerates

United Parcel Service announces plans to eliminate 30,000 operational roles in 2026 through attrition and voluntary separation programs, following 48,000 cuts in 2025, as automation and tariff changes reshape the logistics industry.

Cate Blanchett Plans Garden for Cornish Eco-Home

Oscar-winning actress Cate Blanchett has submitted planning proposals for a garden and grass driveway at her clifftop eco-home in Mawgan Porth, Cornwall, following previous local controversies.

UPS to Cut 30,000 Jobs in 2026 Turnaround Plan

UPS plans to eliminate up to 30,000 operational roles by 2026, adding to previous reductions, as it shifts from low-margin Amazon deliveries to boost profitability and revenue.

Self-Employed Pension Crisis: 82% Not Saving

Over four in five self-employed workers in the UK aren't paying into a pension, risking retirement poverty. Experts reveal practical strategies to secure your financial future.

UK Workers Set for £900 Pay Rise in April 2026

Millions of low-paid UK workers will benefit from a 4% wage increase in April 2026, with full-time employees potentially gaining up to £900 annually as part of a broader cost-of-living package.

Worker Keeps £180k After 330x Salary Mistake

A Chilean court has ruled that an employee who received 330 times his salary due to a payroll error can keep the £180,000 windfall, dismissing theft charges after a three-year legal battle.

Tribunal: Not Inviting Anxious Worker to Party Justified

An employment tribunal has ruled that deliberately not inviting a socially anxious employee to a work Christmas party was justified discrimination under UK law, despite being linked to her mental health condition.

Saudi Arabia Scales Back Neom Megacity Plans

Saudi Arabia's ambitious Neom megacity project, including the 125-mile Line development, is being significantly scaled back due to spiralling costs and delays, with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman ordering a major reevaluation.

Saudi Arabia's Neom Megacity Scaled Back Amid Soaring Costs

Saudi Arabia's ambitious Neom megacity project, including the 125-mile Line development, is being dramatically scaled back due to spiralling costs and construction delays, with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman ordering a major reevaluation.

Renters Suffer in Heatwave as Housing Standards Fail

As Australia endures record-breaking heatwaves, millions of renters are trapped in poorly insulated homes with soaring rents and unaffordable energy bills, creating serious public health risks.

Perth Apprentice Loses Arm in Workshop Accident

An 18-year-old apprentice in Perth has suffered a devastating workplace injury, losing his right arm just weeks before he was due to qualify as a tradesman. WorkSafe WA has launched an investigation.

The Chaotic Reality of Food Delivery Work Exposed

A former Uber Eats cyclist reveals the harsh realities of food delivery work in London - from shockingly low pay and technical errors to account sharing scandals and the temptation to snack on orders.

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