Former Woolworths CEO Brad Banducci strongly rejects allegations by ex-chief growth officer Miwah Van that she worked over 100 hours weekly while undergoing cancer treatment, with the supermarket giant calling her court claims 'vague and embarrassing'.
Bentley Motors is set to eliminate hundreds of positions in the UK as it navigates a challenging global market environment, impacting its workforce and operations.
CBS News employees in the US have initiated a 24-hour walkout, protesting stalled contract negotiations and demanding better pay and working conditions.
The enduring impact of Cesar Chavez and the United Farm Workers Union is explored, highlighting their historical fight for rights and relevance in today's agricultural labour movements.
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Nearly one in five Australian companies plan redundancies by month's end, with health and education sectors most at risk. Workers fear AI displacement despite HR institute's focus on reshaping roles.
A Nestle factory worker dismissed after allegedly vaping in a disabled toilet, triggering a production shutdown, has been awarded £22,216.72 in compensation after an employment tribunal ruled his sacking was unfair.
The United Farm Workers union has withdrawn from annual celebrations of founder Cesar Chavez due to troubling but unspecified allegations of abuse against young women or minors.
Learn how to combat office hookworms, colleagues who undermine others by taking credit for their work, with expert advice from Susie Ashfield on positive workplace strategies.
Polly Toynbee reports from a London jobcentre where young people are desperate for work. Labour's new youth jobs guarantee and apprenticeship reforms aim to create 200,000 jobs, but economic stagnation and rising unemployment present major challenges.
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Starbucks shareholders are campaigning to remove board members Jørgen Vig Knudstorp and Beth Ford, citing their role in stalling union talks and escalating labor disputes since 2021.
A woman reveals how she travels the world without spending a penny by working on a yacht, where all living expenses are covered, allowing her to save for a property deposit.
The Institute for Fiscal Studies warns the government's new £1bn youth unemployment scheme will assist only a tiny share of nearly 1 million NEETs, failing to target hundreds of thousands on benefits.
From April 6, 2026, UK workers abroad face new National Insurance rules: voluntary Class 2 contributions end, replaced by stricter Class 3 requirements with 10-year residency or contribution criteria.
A Black tech executive alleges racial discrimination after a director's Juneteenth comment and subsequent retaliation including pay cuts and termination.
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Dozens of CBS News 24/7 streaming service staff are preparing to strike on Tuesday after failed negotiations with new boss Bari Weiss over pay, schedules, and severance protections amid industry uncertainty.
A traveller living on Hamilton Island explains how the remote tropical location helps cut spending dramatically while enjoying a dream lifestyle, with some saving thousands monthly.
Labour announces a £1 billion investment to help 200,000 young people into work, offering businesses £3,000 grants to hire under-25s on Universal Credit. The scheme aims to tackle rising youth unemployment despite concerns over welfare costs.
The UK government has launched a £1bn youth employment scheme targeting 200,000 jobs. With youth unemployment at a decade high, we examine whether this initiative can address the persistent NEET problem.
Work and Pensions Secretary Pat McFadden announces a £1 billion investment to tackle youth unemployment, dismissing claims that young people are 'shirkers' or 'snowflakes'.
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Private parking firms have issued 76 million tickets since 2019, with a charity highlighting systemic issues as drivers face steep fines and delayed reforms.
The UK mortgage market faces its worst turmoil since the 1980s, with over 650 deals withdrawn in a week and average rates soaring above 5.2%. Global tensions and economic uncertainty have lenders retreating, leaving borrowers with higher costs and fewer o
A careers expert warns that including your full postal address on your CV or cover letter can lead to unconscious bias and data risks, harming job prospects. Stick to city only.
An accountant with epilepsy who was dismissed for taking significantly longer to complete tax returns than colleagues has won a disability discrimination claim at employment tribunal.
Approximately 3,800 workers at a major US meatpacking plant in Colorado are set to strike Monday morning, marking the first such action at a US beef slaughterhouse since the 1980s amid rising beef prices and labor disputes.
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The widow of a landscape gardener who died after cutting through hidden electrical wires is taking High Court action against SP Manweb PLC, alleging safety failures.
A major £1 billion initiative to tackle youth unemployment includes £3,000 grants for businesses hiring young people on benefits, new apprenticeships, and extended job guarantees.
Approximately 3,800 workers at a major Swift Beef Co. plant in Greeley, Colorado, are preparing to strike, marking the first U.S. beef slaughterhouse walkout since the 1980s.
A construction boss who called an Irish employee 'potato' and 'Paddy' has been ordered to pay over £23,500 in compensation after a tribunal ruled it was racial harassment.
Work and Pensions Secretary Pat McFadden announces a £1 billion initiative to create 200,000 jobs for young people, targeting 'Neets' with grants and apprenticeship incentives.
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New analysis shows a 70% increase in young people aged 16-24 citing health problems like mental health and autism as reasons for being out of work, with experts warning of long-term impacts.
