Worker loses racial discrimination case over birthday card
A Black finance worker who sued her employer for racial discrimination after not receiving a birthday card from colleagues has lost her case. The tribunal ruled the claim lacked merit.
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Dutch workers can legally ignore after-hours messages
Employees in the Netherlands can now legally disconnect from work communications outside office hours, setting a precedent for work-life balance.
Orange sued over 'forced inactivity' discrimination claims
Laurence Van Wassenhove takes legal action against Orange, alleging unfair treatment and forced professional inactivity due to her gender and parental status.
AI Job Cuts Surge: Automation Threatens Workforce
Rising layoffs linked to AI adoption spark fears over job security. Experts weigh in on the future of employment in an automated world.
Nanny quits over alleged mistreatment in London home
A nanny working for a wealthy family in London resigned after claiming she was subjected to harsh working conditions and emotional abuse. Her story sheds light on the darker side of domestic employment.
Crohn's sufferer wins workplace discrimination case
A UK office worker suffering from Crohn's disease has secured a significant compensation payout after proving workplace discrimination. The tribunal ruled her employer failed to make reasonable adjustments.
Boomers forced back to work in Australia's cost crisis
Australia's soaring living costs are pushing retirees back into the workforce, with many struggling to afford essentials. Experts warn of a growing trend as inflation bites.
National Living Wage Could Rise to £15
The UK government is reportedly considering a significant increase in the National Living Wage, potentially reaching £15 per hour. Here’s how this change could impact workers and businesses.
UK National Living Wage to rise: Key details
Millions of UK workers will see a pay boost as the National Living Wage increases. Here’s how the change impacts employees and employers.
Morrisons cuts 3,600 jobs in major restructuring
Supermarket giant Morrisons has announced 3,600 redundancies as part of a cost-cutting overhaul. Find out how this impacts staff and shoppers.
Worker wins comp over 'slave' graffiti
A warehouse employee in Gloucester has been awarded compensation after enduring racist graffiti labelling them a 'slave' by a colleague, sparking outrage and legal action.
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.
Labor Statistics boss firing: bad news for your money?
The abrupt dismissal of the Labor Statistics chief raises concerns about economic transparency and its impact on household finances.
Ohio bill may let employers reject jobless candidates
A new Ohio bill could allow employers to turn down job applicants solely based on their unemployment status, sparking debate over fairness and discrimination.
LPC demands end to UK youth pay gap
The Low Pay Commission calls for an end to age-related pay disparities, urging the UK government to align minimum wages for all workers, regardless of age.
Trump fires labor stats chief, sparks data integrity fears
Former US President Donald Trump's abrupt dismissal of the head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics has drawn sharp criticism from economists and policymakers, raising fears of political interference in key economic data.
Trump fires labour stats chief amid jobs report row
Former President Donald Trump dismissed the head of the US Bureau of Labour Statistics amid disputes over employment data, sparking backlash from Republicans and media scrutiny.
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.
UK's North-South wealth gap revealed in new study
A new study reveals stark economic disparities between the UK's regions, with the South East leading in prosperity while the North East lags behind. Discover how your area fares in wealth, employment, and quality of life.
Trump threatens BLS over jobs report "manipulation"
Former President Donald Trump has accused the Bureau of Labor Statistics of manipulating jobs data to benefit Biden, threatening to dismiss officials if re-elected.
Labour's Bill Targets 'Banter' and Bouncer Abuse
Labour's proposed Worker Protection Bill aims to crack down on workplace harassment, including so-called 'banter' and abuse faced by bouncers in pubs and nightclubs. The legislation seeks to create safer environments for employees across the UK.
Losing hearing in one ear? Career tips inside.
Discover the challenges and solutions for professionals who lose hearing in one ear and worry about their job prospects.
Non-binary worker sacked over pronouns in Perth
A non-binary employee in Perth was dismissed after refusing to use gendered pronouns, sparking debate over workplace inclusivity and company policies.
AI job cuts surge across US industries
New report reveals alarming rise in AI-driven job losses across the US, with tech and customer service roles hit hardest. Experts warn of long-term economic impact.
Trump's Economic Legacy in Charts
A visual breakdown of the US economy under Trump's presidency, analysing growth, trade, and employment trends.
Trump firing risks US economic data credibility
Experts warn that President Trump's abrupt firing of a key Labour Department official could undermine the reliability of US economic data, raising concerns among policymakers and investors.
Victoria may make WFH a legal right
Millions of employees in Victoria could soon have the legal right to work from home under new proposals aimed at modernising workplace laws.
AI may replace 8 million UK jobs by 2030
A new report warns that artificial intelligence could displace millions of jobs in the UK within the next decade, with women and entry-level workers facing the highest risk.
Mum billed £1,200 to resign while on maternity leave
A Westminster council worker was left stunned after receiving a £1,200 invoice while on maternity leave, demanding payment to process her resignation.
Victoria mandates 2-day work from home week
Victoria's Labor government has passed a landmark law requiring employees to work from home at least two days a week. Premier Jacinta Allan announced the policy at the state Labor conference, sparking debate on flexibility and productivity.
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