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.
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UK civil service internships for working-class only
A bold new initiative by the UK government reserves civil service internships solely for working-class students, aiming to diversify Whitehall and break down barriers to entry.
Government internships favour wealthy over working class
New research shows government internships disproportionately benefit privileged backgrounds, raising concerns over social mobility and diversity in Westminster.
Lloyds, Halifax, Bank of Scotland hit by major outage
Thousands of customers across Lloyds, Halifax, and Bank of Scotland faced login issues and payment failures due to a widespread banking outage. Here’s what happened and how the banks responded.
Jimmy Barnes announces 'Working Class Man' tour
Rock legend Jimmy Barnes is hitting the road for a special anniversary tour celebrating his iconic 'Working Class Man' album. Find out dates, venues, and more!
Santander hit by major banking outage
Thousands of Santander customers were left unable to access their accounts due to a major technical glitch. Here’s the latest on the disruption and how it affects you.
Childcare crisis pushes families to rely on grandparents
Soaring childcare expenses in the UK are pushing families to increasingly depend on grandparents for support, raising concerns about financial strain and work-life balance.
Jessie James Decker on working mum struggles
Country singer Jessie James Decker shares her heartfelt struggles balancing motherhood and career in a candid interview.
Mum quits job over crippling childcare costs
A working mother reveals she was forced to leave her job as nursery fees consumed her entire salary, highlighting the UK's childcare crisis.
Fear grows near UK migrant hotels as crime rises
Residents in towns housing migrant hotels report rising antisocial behaviour, illegal work, and crime, sparking fears of potential unrest.
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.
Delivery firms illegally employing asylum seekers
The Home Office faces criticism after reports reveal delivery firms illegally employing asylum seekers housed in taxpayer-funded hotels, sparking calls for urgent reform.
UK expat finds better life in China
A British expat reveals why leaving the UK for China transformed her life—lower living costs, higher earnings, and a 13-hour workweek.
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.
KFC Taunton closes after staff walkout
A KFC branch in Taunton, Somerset, has shut its doors after employees staged a walkout, citing poor working conditions and inadequate pay.
Backpacker funds Aussie trip with supermarket job
A resourceful British backpacker shares her journey of working at an IGA supermarket in Australia to fund her travels, offering tips for fellow adventurers.
Lord Hain proposes work-from-home bill for MPs
Former Labour minister Lord Hain proposes a bill allowing MPs to work remotely, igniting a fresh debate on modernising parliamentary practices in the UK.
Starmer questioned over childhood poverty claims
Labour leader Keir Starmer faces tough questions about his claims of growing up in poverty, as critics demand proof of his working-class roots.
Shared Parental Leave Rules Set for Overhaul
The UK government is proposing changes to Shared Parental Leave eligibility, making it easier for working parents to split childcare responsibilities. Here’s how it could affect you.
Bob Vylan blasts 'out of touch' music industry
Grime-punk artist Bob Vylan slams the music industry for being disconnected from reality, calling out exploitation and lack of support for working-class artists.
Working-Class Lessons for Stronger Social Cohesion
Exploring historical working-class solidarity offers valuable insights for rebuilding social cohesion in modern Britain.
Free childcare scheme sees surge in sign-ups
Thousands of parents scramble to register for the government's expanded free childcare scheme, with demand soaring ahead of the April rollout.
Working-age adults dominate NHS waiting lists
New data reveals a disturbing trend as economically active adults make up the majority of NHS waiting lists, signalling a healthcare system under unprecedented strain.
Summer childcare costs soar to £1,000+ per child
UK parents are grappling with skyrocketing childcare costs during summer breaks, with expenses exceeding £1,000 per child. Experts warn of a growing crisis as families struggle to balance work and childcare.
Summer childcare costs leave parents struggling
New research reveals the staggering cost of summer childcare in the UK, leaving parents scrambling for solutions. Find out how families are managing the financial strain.
School holiday childcare costs surge 5%
New research reveals a shocking 5% rise in school holiday childcare costs, leaving parents struggling to balance work and family life. Find out how families are coping and what support is available.
Burger King manager hailed as America's hardest-working woman
A South Carolina Burger King manager is being hailed as 'America's hardest-working woman' after a viral video showed her multitasking like a pro. Discover her incredible work ethic and dedication.
Labour redefines 'working people' in tax policy
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves has sparked debate by redefining 'working people' in Labour's tax policy. Discover how this could reshape economic fairness.
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