Birmingham bin strike escalates with agency workers
Agency workers in Birmingham vote to join official bin strike picket lines from December 1, escalating the dispute over pay and jobs. Read the latest developments.
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Cat's hiss uncovers dangerous electrical wiring fault
A UK cat owner's life was potentially saved after their pet repeatedly hissed at a plug socket, revealing dangerously faulty wiring. Learn the warning signs to protect your home.
Gen Z faces workplace criticism like millennials did
Generation Z employees confront workplace criticism mirroring millennials' experience. Experts warn against stereotypes as values shift toward work-life balance and purpose.
Sydney work photo sparks public efficiency debate
A single photo of Sydney road workers has ignited fierce debate about workplace efficiency and public spending. Discover why context matters in modern infrastructure projects.
Childcare Crisis Forces Parents Out of Work
Families across Britain reveal how soaring childcare costs consume entire salaries, making work pointless. As unemployment hits 5%, discover the dual crisis gripping the nation.
New California Community Requires Residents Sign Kindness Pledge
Silverwood, a $7 billion master-planned community in California, requires residents to sign a kindness pledge before moving in. Discover how this innovative approach aims to foster community spirit.
1.3 Million Foreign Nationals on Universal Credit
Government data reveals a record 8.3 million people are now on Universal Credit, including 1.27 million foreign nationals. Explore the figures and the political fallout.
65p salt hack stops window condensation overnight
Discover how a 65p bowl of table salt can prevent condensation on your windows, reduce mould risk, and act as a natural dehumidifier. Try this simple trick tonight!
Court ruling enables holiday work compensation claims
A Federal Court decision against BHP paves way for workers to claim compensation when forced to work public holidays without consent. Unions plan class actions.
British Gas cancels Christmas parties for staff
British Gas cancels Christmas parties for 21,000 staff while hosting exclusive black-tie event for senior management. Read about the growing controversy.
Five groups not eligible for winter fuel payment
The DWP has confirmed five groups who will not receive the 2025 winter fuel payment, despite meeting age criteria. Payments of £200-£300 are now reaching pensioners. Learn eligibility rules and scam warnings.
Triple Lock Under Threat as Unemployment Rises
Rising unemployment tightens the Treasury's fiscal position, putting the state pension triple lock at risk. Will the Chancellor change the policy in the Autumn Budget?
Youth unemployment crisis risks 'lost generation'
Labour peer warns of 'lost generation' as 46% of job losses hit under-25s. Youth unemployment reaches highest level in five years. Read the full analysis.
Rayner calls Farage 'snake oil salesman' in clash
Angela Rayner accuses Nigel Farage of opposing her work to empower the working class. The Labour MP also criticised Reform UK's Richard Tice over employment rights.
Angela Rayner Vows to Fight On After Stepping Down
Angela Rayner pledges to continue fighting for workers' rights and slams Westminster 'tittle tattle' in her first major interview since leaving the Deputy PM role.
Youth unemployment hits 15.3% as graduates struggle
Exclusive analysis reveals UK youth unemployment at 15.3%, highest since 2015. Graduates share their demoralising job hunt experiences. Discover what's behind the crisis.
Youth Unemployment at Highest Level Since Covid Pandemic
UK youth unemployment reaches 15.3%, the highest rate in a decade. Discover the economic pressures, tax changes and AI impact creating a perfect storm for graduates.
Youth unemployment soars to 15.3% in UK crisis
UK youth unemployment hits 15.3%, with under-25s accounting for nearly half of jobs lost since Labour took power. Former minister warns of a 'lost generation' as crisis deepens.
Ford's $120K Mechanic Jobs Remain Unfilled
Ford CEO reveals a severe skilled trades shortage, with 5,000 mechanic roles offering $120,000 salaries going unfilled due to a lack of trained workers in the US. Discover the wider crisis.
Physics Explains Britain's Burnout Crisis
Discover how physics principles reveal why our work culture causes burnout. Learn why building 'surge capacity' is essential for mental health in high-pressure Britain.
Universal Credit: 20 Changes You Must Report to DWP
The DWP warns 8.4 million Universal Credit claimants that failing to report key life changes could stop payments, trigger fines, or court action. Learn the 20 changes you must declare.
New HMRC Tax Rules for Self-Employed in 2026
Self-employed workers and landlords earning over £50,000 must prepare for HMRC's Making Tax Digital for Income Tax, requiring quarterly digital updates from April 2026. Learn how to adapt.
Universal Credit Warning for the Self-Employed
Financial expert Vicky Parry reveals how self-employed people on Universal Credit could land in trouble with strict DWP income and expense rules. Learn how to avoid payment delays and sanctions.
Universal Credit changes: £725 boost for millions
Major DWP reforms to Universal Credit will see nearly 4 million households get an income boost. Learn how the new Act impacts payments and work incentives.
Young Brits Embrace Pre-Nuptial Agreements
A new survey reveals a fifth of young UK adults are signing pre-nups before marriage, a trend linked to falling divorce rates. Discover why the tradition is changing.
Howard Webb in court over referee career 'ruin' claim
Ex-Premier League referee Howard Webb appears in employment court as former WSL official Lisa Benn alleges unfair dismissal and career damage by PGMOL. Follow the developing legal battle.
HMRC: National Insurance Refunds Take 8-12 Weeks
HMRC has clarified that taxpayers should expect to wait 8 to 12 weeks for National Insurance refunds to arrive after confirmation. Learn how to claim your money back.
Labour's Strike Crisis Hits 750,000 Lost Days
Working days lost to strikes under Labour surge past 750,000 despite inflation-busting pay awards to unions. Junior doctors' walkouts escalate as talks collapse.
Irish teacher quits job for Dubai fitness career
Former Galway teacher Adrian McDonnell reveals how he transformed his life by moving to Dubai as a personal trainer. Discover his inspiring journey and why he has no regrets about the career change.
500,000 miss out on £83.30 weekly Carer's Allowance
Over half a million unpaid carers in the UK are missing out on £83.30 weekly payments and vital National Insurance credits. Discover if you're eligible and how to claim.
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