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.
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Republicans resist Trump’s labour stats nominee
Republican lawmakers raise concerns over Trump’s nominee for Bureau of Labor Statistics commissioner, citing potential political interference in economic data.
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.
Trump slams firing of official over jobs report
Former US President Donald Trump has lashed out after a key official was dismissed following the release of a controversial jobs report, alleging political interference.
Prison officer sacked over trans pronoun refusal
A female prison custody officer was dismissed for not referring to a male-born transgender prisoner as 'she', sparking debate over gender identity policies in UK prisons.
Trump eyes global tariffs amid jobs report debate
Former President Donald Trump proposes sweeping global tariffs amid a mixed US jobs report, reigniting economic and trade policy discussions.
US economy struggles as jobs slow and tariffs bite
Recent economic reports reveal a worrying trend as job growth slows and tariffs weigh heavily on the US economy. Experts warn of potential long-term consequences.
US job growth slows as labour market cools
The latest US jobs report reveals slower employment growth in October, signalling a cooling labour market amid economic uncertainty. What does this mean for the Federal Reserve's next move?
Knife crime and robberies decline in England and Wales
New government figures reveal a sharp decline in knife-related offences and robberies, marking progress in tackling violent crime.
Knife crime drops in UK hotspots
New data reveals a significant drop in robberies involving knives in key UK areas, as police strategies prove effective in curbing violent crime.
AI job threat: Professions most at risk revealed
New research reveals which careers are most vulnerable to AI takeover. Find out if your job is on the chopping block as artificial intelligence advances at breakneck speed.
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.
40% of UK households now jobless as worklessness hits record high
New data reveals a sharp rise in worklessness, with 40% of households now jobless, driven by increasing numbers of sick and disabled individuals unable to work.
UK phone theft epidemic: how to stay safe
A surge in smartphone thefts across the UK has left thousands vulnerable. Learn how criminals operate and how to protect your device.
NHS nurse wins transgender discrimination case
An NHS nurse has successfully won an employment tribunal case after facing discrimination for being transgender, setting a significant precedent for workplace rights.
Excluded from food runs? Tribunal awards £5,500 payout
A UK tribunal awards £5,500 to an employee excluded from workplace food runs, highlighting the importance of inclusivity in professional settings.
London knife crime hotspots revealed in shocking police map
Exclusive data from the Metropolitan Police exposes the boroughs with the highest knife crime rates in London, highlighting an urgent public safety concern.
Wales statistically England's largest 'city'
A quirky statistical anomaly has reclassified Wales as England's biggest 'city', sparking humour and debate. The Office for National Statistics explains the reasoning behind this unusual categorisation.
Australian workplace rule sparks global debate
A controversial new workplace mandate in Australia has ignited discussions globally. Could this trend reshape modern offices?
Harvard scrutinised over Trump-era employment forms
Harvard University is under scrutiny after revelations about its use of controversial employment forms introduced during the Trump administration. Critics argue these forms could deter international applicants.
London knife crime nearly doubles in decade
Knife crime in London has surged dramatically, with offences nearly doubling over the past decade. The West End has emerged as a hotspot, raising serious concerns about public safety under Mayor Sadiq Khan's administration.
Finance chief sues over £10k bonus after 18 days' work
A finance director who was off sick for most of the year is taking legal action after receiving a 'disappointing' £10,000 bonus – despite working only 18 days.
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.
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