Science reveals how to ace job interviews
Scientists reveal an unexpected yet simple trick to ace job interviews, backed by research. Discover how to boost your confidence and impress employers effortlessly.
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Electrician's inspiring career journey in skilled trades
Discover the inspiring journey of an electrician who turned a practical skill into a rewarding career, proving vocational trades offer both pride and prosperity.
UK job crisis sparks youth exodus abroad
With bleak employment prospects and stagnant wages, a growing number of young Brits are seeking opportunities overseas. Experts warn of a 'brain drain' as the UK struggles with economic uncertainty.
Glencore shuts QLD nickel refinery, 800 jobs lost
Mining giant Glencore announces closure of its Queensland nickel refinery, putting 800 jobs at risk and sparking fears for Townsville's economy.
Sinkhole dooms beloved Croydon nightclub
A massive sinkhole has forced the sudden closure of a cherished Croydon nightclub, leaving the community in shock. Structural engineers assess the damage as fears grow over the building's future.
Universal Credit payment rules changing to help families
Major changes to Universal Credit payments will allow claimants to receive cash upfront, easing financial pressures for vulnerable households.
DWP’s Universal Credit Crackdown: New Rules Explained
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is tightening Universal Credit rules, with stricter sanctions for those who fail to meet job search requirements. Find out how these changes could affect you.
DWP's strict holiday rules for benefits claimants
The DWP has issued strict guidelines for benefits claimants planning holidays abroad. Find out how these rules could affect your payments and what you must report.
Hermes faces backlash over driver conditions
Delivery giant Hermes is under fire after reports emerge of harsh working conditions for drivers in West Yorkshire, sparking calls for better worker protections.
HMRC launches easier tax relief claims service
A new online tool from HMRC simplifies the process for employees to claim tax relief on work-related expenses, saving time and hassle.
Aussie Workers Demand Higher Salaries as Living Costs Soar
A recent survey shows Australian employees are pushing for higher wages as inflation bites. Discover the key findings and what it means for the job market.
1 in 4 mothers quit jobs after maternity leave
A quarter of new mothers in the UK do not return to work after maternity leave, citing unsupportive bosses and workplace culture as key reasons, according to a new study.
Age discrimination rife in Australian workplaces: AHRC
A shocking new report by the Australian Human Rights Commission exposes widespread age discrimination in the workplace, with older workers bearing the brunt of biased hiring practices.
Millions missing out on £1,331 DWP boost
Over a million UK households may be eligible for a significant DWP payment but are failing to claim it. Here’s how to check if you’re missing out.
Universal Credit changes could cut housing support
Thousands of UK households could lose vital housing support as Universal Credit and Pension Credit rules tighten. Here’s how the changes could affect you.
DWP’s New Benefit Update: Key Changes Explained
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has issued a crucial update on benefit payments, affecting millions across the UK. Here’s how it could impact you.
State Pension Shock: Many Missing Thousands
Thousands of UK pensioners could be missing out on extra state pension payments due to a little-known rule. Here's how to check if you're affected.
Morrisons manager sues over sexual harassment claim
A Morrisons supermarket manager is taking legal action after receiving an offensive Secret Santa mug she claims amounted to sexual harassment, sparking a workplace dispute.
Kirstie Allsopp criticised over work-from-home remarks
TV presenter Kirstie Allsopp faces backlash after criticising remote work culture in a fiery tweet, igniting a heated online debate.
Reeves slams DWP over pension tax blunder
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves demands answers after DWP admits sending incorrect tax codes to 210,000 pensioners, leaving many with unexpected bills.
Liz Kendall proposes raising UK retirement age to 71
Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall suggests increasing the UK retirement age to 71, sparking debate on pension reforms and workforce challenges.
Skilled Workers Over 50 Face Unexpected Job Market Challenges
A surprising demographic is facing hiring challenges despite their experience. Experts are puzzled by the trend affecting skilled professionals over 50.
Four-Day Work Week: Health & Productivity Benefits
Discover how a four-day work week could revolutionise your health, productivity, and work-life balance, according to new research.
DWP warning: Don't ignore this letter or lose benefits
The DWP has issued a critical warning to benefit claimants about a letter that could lead to payments being stopped. Find out what you need to do to avoid losing your money.
Millions face pension shortfall, experts warn
New research reveals a looming crisis as millions of UK employees may face financial hardship in retirement due to insufficient workplace pension contributions.
Kendall: Address employment gap for Pakistani/Bangladeshi women
Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall calls for urgent action to tackle employment gaps affecting Pakistani and Bangladeshi women in the UK.
Self-employed pension crisis looms in UK
New research reveals a worrying gap in retirement savings among self-employed workers in the UK. Find out how this could affect your financial future.
DWP under fire over Universal Credit compensation delays
Thousands of benefit claimants could receive compensation after the DWP admitted delays in transferring them to Universal Credit, but campaigners warn the process remains flawed.
Job interview nightmare: Woman asked to work unpaid
A woman shares her shocking experience of being asked to work unpaid during a job interview, sparking outrage online.
France's holiday cut sparks debate: fair or excessive?
France is protesting a proposed reduction in holiday entitlement, but some argue the reaction is overblown. Explore the debate and its implications.
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