UAW President tells Trump: "You're fired"
United Auto Workers President Shawn Fain delivers a scathing rebuke of Donald Trump, dismissing his leadership as unfit for American workers.
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HMRC rule change could mean £1,000s in tax rebates
A major HMRC rule change means certain workers could be eligible for significant tax rebates. Find out if you're owed money and how to claim it.
UK Government Boosts Minimum Wage
The UK government has unveiled plans to increase the minimum wage, offering a financial lifeline to millions of workers. Here's how the changes will impact you.
Care workers caught dragging teen in shocking footage
Exclusive footage reveals care workers dragging a teenage boy by his ankles in a shocking display of mistreatment. The incident has sparked outrage and calls for an investigation.
Rayner faces tax scrutiny amid minimum wage push
Labour's deputy leader Angela Rayner is under fire again over her historical tax arrangements as she campaigns for a higher minimum wage. Critics question her credibility on workers' rights.
Blue Light Card: Which Jobs Qualify for Discounts?
Discover which professions are eligible for the Blue Light Card, offering exclusive discounts to frontline workers. Find out if your job makes the cut!
Funfair worker's shocking confession about 'soul-destroying' job
A disillusioned funfair employee reveals the harsh truths of working in the industry, warning that Britain's cherished family pastime may be on the brink of collapse.
Bosses Refuse to Hire Gen Z – Recruiter Explains Why
An Australian recruiter reveals why employers are hesitant to hire Gen Z workers, citing entitlement, poor work ethic, and unrealistic expectations.
Boeing workers strike in St. Louis over pay dispute
Thousands of Boeing employees in St. Louis have walked out in a major strike, demanding better wages and working conditions amid ongoing disputes with management.
CPS workers protest in Epping over pay dispute
Child protection workers in Essex staged a protest outside Epping Magistrates' Court, demanding fair pay and better working conditions amid rising caseloads.
US workers get paid leave for pet care
In an unprecedented move, US federal employees can now use paid leave to care for their pets, sparking debates on workplace benefits and animal welfare.
Dan Gallin, champion of workers' rights, dies aged 90
Remembering Dan Gallin, the tireless advocate for labour rights and international workers' solidarity who shaped global trade unionism.
US envoy visits Israel over Gaza aid worker deaths
US special envoy Steve Witkoff arrives in Israel as tensions escalate over the increasing number of aid workers killed in Gaza. Diplomatic efforts intensify to address the humanitarian crisis.
Australia proposes major pay rate overhaul
A significant change to pay rates in Australia could impact millions of workers. Here’s what you need to know about the proposed reforms.
Cambodian garment workers face ruin amid US tariffs
Thousands of Cambodian garment workers are staring at an uncertain future as looming US tariffs threaten their livelihoods, leaving many jobless and drowning in debt.
Visa crackdown threatens UK care sector staffing
The UK care sector faces a staffing crisis as Labour's new visa restrictions could deter migrant workers, leaving vulnerable patients at risk. Experts warn this policy is short-sighted and politically motivated.
Union chief slams 'rich parasites' in cost-of-living row
A leading union boss has launched a scathing attack on wealthy elites, branding them 'parasites' while workers struggle with soaring living costs.
Fukushima workers feared swept away in tsunami
Disturbing reports suggest four workers at Japan's Fukushima nuclear plant may have been caught in the tsunami while inspecting the facility, raising fresh safety questions 12 years after the disaster.
Govt rejects RAC call to scrap NHS parking fees
Ministers dismiss calls to eliminate parking fees for NHS and care staff, despite RAC's campaign highlighting financial strain on key workers.
Australia’s New Paid Sick Leave Rules Explained
Australia has updated its sick leave policies, ensuring workers can take paid time off when ill. Here’s how the new rules could impact employees nationwide.
Uber Drivers Win Supreme Court Ruling on Employment Rights
The UK Supreme Court has ruled that Uber drivers are workers, not self-employed, in a landmark decision that could reshape the gig economy.
Brits urged to book annual leave before dates run out
Experts warn UK workers to secure their annual leave quickly as popular holiday dates are filling up fast. Don't miss out on your dream getaway!
Trump memo: Federal workers told to prioritise religion
A leaked memo from the Trump administration reveals directives urging federal employees to place religious considerations above official duties, sparking debate over separation of church and state.
ICE Raids Target California Farm Workers
Recent ICE raids in California have sparked outrage as farm workers were detained, raising concerns over immigration policies and labour rights.
Unions: Insurers 'Bleeding System Dry' in NSW
Unions accuse insurance firms of exploiting the system amid backlash against NSW's proposed limits on workers' compensation payouts.
Union demands fair pay for private sector workers
Unison leader Christina McAnea calls for equal pay and conditions for private sector workers under Labour's proposed New Deal, highlighting the need for fair treatment across all sectors.
Virgin Australia faces legal battle over Brisbane layoffs
Virgin Australia workers in Brisbane challenge their sudden redundancies, claiming unfair dismissal as the airline faces scrutiny from the Fair Work Commission.
Singapore sinkhole traps migrant workers in dramatic rescue
A group of migrant workers in Singapore narrowly escaped disaster after a massive sinkhole opened beneath them. Read their harrowing survival story.
Lords accused of blocking workers' rights reforms
UK peers face backlash as they allegedly attempt to water down proposed legislation aimed at strengthening workers' rights, particularly targeting exploitative zero-hours contracts.
Doctors strike over pay as government pushes service levels
Junior doctors in England launch a five-day strike amid government plans to enforce minimum service levels, igniting a fierce debate over workers' rights and NHS pressures.
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