Universal Credit claimants may get £5,000 back pay
Thousands of Universal Credit claimants may be owed up to £5,000 due to a DWP error. Find out if you qualify for a backdated payment.
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Ohio may blacklist jobseekers who skip interviews
Ohio introduces a strict new policy penalising jobseekers who skip interviews without notice, sparking debate over fairness and workers' rights.
Neighbour’s Passive-Aggressive Notes Over Parking Spark Feud
A furious neighbour has sparked a row by leaving passive-aggressive notes on a car parked in a paid spot, reigniting the debate over parking etiquette.
Trump accused of pressuring labour bureau over jobs data
Former President Donald Trump allegedly attempted to influence the Bureau of Labor Statistics to manipulate jobs data ahead of the 2024 election, according to economist EJ Antoni.
Firm mandates employee relocation to Upper East Side
A Massachusetts-based company has stirred controversy by mandating its employees to move to Manhattan's Upper East Side, raising questions about remote work policies and urban living demands.
Australia's average salary tops $100,000
New data reveals Australia's average salary has surpassed $100,000, sparking debates on wage growth, inflation, and living costs. Here's the full breakdown.
Ex-DWP worker exposes Universal Credit flaws
A former DWP employee exposes the harsh reality of Universal Credit, revealing how the system is rigged against claimants.
DWP payments: Reading issues may cost thousands
Thousands of Brits may be missing out on vital DWP payments due to reading difficulties. Here's how to check if you're affected and what to do next.
Skilled migrants driving Ubers in Australia
Highly skilled migrants in Australia, including engineers, are stuck driving Ubers due to bureaucratic hurdles. Urgent reforms are needed to recognise their qualifications and boost the economy.
Workers overestimate productivity by 20%, study finds
New research suggests that many employees overestimate their productivity, with distractions and inefficiencies eating up more time than they realise.
Neighbour's train horn revenge torments street
A petty dispute escalates as a furious neighbour installs a blaring train horn on his roof, sounding it three times a day to torment his adversary.
DWP warns Universal Credit claimants over scam emails
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has issued an urgent alert to Universal Credit recipients about a surge in fraudulent emails targeting their benefits.
DWP Benefits That Qualify for £299 Payment
Discover which DWP benefits qualify you for the latest £299 cost of living payment and how to check if you're eligible.
Universal Credit cuts hit thousands with £470 reduction
Thousands of Universal Credit claimants could see their payments slashed by up to £470 a year due to new government changes. Here’s how it affects you.
Neighbour's parking revenge prank goes viral
A furious homeowner got creative after their neighbour repeatedly blocked their driveway – with a revenge prank that went viral.
Australia tests four-day work week loophole
Discover how Australia is testing a four-day work week loophole that could revolutionise the workplace. Is this the end of the traditional 9-5?
Trump alleges Biden manipulating jobs data pre-election
Former President Donald Trump claims monthly employment reports are being 'rigged' to favour Joe Biden, sparking debate over economic transparency.
4M on benefits without work requirements sparks debate
Andrew Griffith questions the fairness of taxpayers subsidising millions on benefits without job-seeking requirements. Is the system broken?
UK unemployment crisis: Causes and consequences
The UK job market faces mounting challenges as unemployment rises. Explore the causes, economic fallout, and political responses shaping the future of work.
Australia debates four-day work week proposal
The Australian Council of Trade Unions (ACTU) is pushing for a four-day work week, sparking debate on work-life balance and productivity. Could this become the new norm?
BA stewardess wins discrimination claim over fear of flying
A former British Airways cabin crew member, dismissed for her fear of flying, has won a discrimination claim against the airline. The tribunal ruled in her favour, marking a significant victory for employees with anxiety-related conditions.
Universal Credit claims reach record high in UK
The number of people claiming Universal Credit has reached an all-time high, raising concerns about the cost of living crisis and its impact on vulnerable families.
The £10,000 job hunt: Paying a fortune for work
A growing number of jobseekers are spending thousands on career coaches, CV rewrites, and networking services in a fiercely competitive market. Is it worth the investment?
DWP changes Universal Credit rules - what you need to know
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has introduced stricter eligibility criteria for Universal Credit. Find out how these changes could impact your benefits.
Universal Credit claims hit record 8 million
The number of people claiming Universal Credit has soared to a record 8 million, with nearly half not required to seek employment. Experts warn of growing pressure on the welfare system amid economic challenges.
UK Labour Market Cools—Slowdown, Not Collapse
The UK labour market shows signs of cooling, but experts reassure it's a controlled slowdown rather than a collapse. What does this mean for jobs and wages?
DWP confirms Winter Fuel Payment dates
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has confirmed key dates for Winter Fuel Payments, offering vital financial support to eligible households ahead of the colder months. Find out if you qualify.
Why working less could make you more productive
New research suggests that reducing work hours can boost productivity and improve employee wellbeing. Could a shorter workweek be the future of employment?
UK employers cut bonuses and hiring amid economic slowdown
British businesses are cutting back on bonuses and new hires amid growing economic uncertainty, signalling a cooling jobs market.
UK wage growth stalls as job market cools
Britain's wage growth has stagnated while the job market shows signs of cooling, even as inflation continues to rise. Experts warn of growing financial pressures on households.
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