Qantas fined £66m for pandemic staff sackings
Australia's national airline Qantas has been slapped with a hefty fine for unlawfully dismissing workers during the COVID-19 crisis. Discover the full story behind this controversial decision.
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Qantas fined £130m for illegal pandemic sackings
Australia's Federal Court has ordered Qantas to pay a record penalty for unlawfully terminating nearly 1,700 ground staff during COVID-19 lockdowns.
Qantas fined £90m for illegal pandemic sackings
Australia's flagship airline Qantas has been ordered to pay a staggering £90 million penalty after unlawfully terminating 1,700 ground staff during the COVID-19 crisis.
Long COVID Disrupts US Workforce – New Report
New data reveals that thousands of Americans remain out of work due to lingering effects of COVID-19, with long-term symptoms disrupting careers and livelihoods.
NI A-Level results show major drop in top grades
Northern Ireland's A-Level students received fewer top grades this year as grading returns to pre-pandemic standards, sparking debate over fairness and future prospects.
UK rental prices surge post-pandemic
Rental prices across the UK have surged dramatically since the pandemic, leaving tenants struggling with affordability. Discover the key factors driving this crisis and what it means for renters.
New Covid variant found in Suffolk and Norfolk
Health officials confirm cases of a new Covid-19 variant in Suffolk and Norfolk, urging vigilance as winter approaches.
A-Level Results: England's grades drop as Wales, NI hold steady
England records a drop in top A-Level grades, returning to pre-pandemic standards, while Wales and Northern Ireland maintain higher results. Experts weigh in on the implications for students and universities.
Maths skills decline post-pandemic in UK schools
A new study highlights a concerning drop in maths proficiency among students in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland following the COVID-19 pandemic, raising alarms over long-term educational impacts.
Boris Johnson named as COVID inquiry witness
Former PM Boris Johnson could be called to testify in the COVID inquiry, as tensions rise over alleged deleted messages and government transparency.
60% of US adults infected during Omicron wave
A new CDC study shows three in five American adults contracted COVID-19 during the Omicron surge, with higher rates among younger demographics.
Sturgeon scrutinised over deleted Covid messages
Former Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon under fire for allegedly deleting Covid-related WhatsApp messages during the pandemic.
CDC warns of deadlier second COVID wave amid Trump reopening push
CDC Director Robert Redfield issues a stark warning about a potential second wave of COVID-19, clashing with President Trump's push to reopen the economy.
FDA lifts pause on China-linked vaccine amid epidemic fears
The US FDA has resumed trials for a vaccine tied to a virus originating in China, raising concerns over potential global health risks.
Sturgeon 'on brink of breakdown' after Covid Inquiry
Former Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon was reportedly left emotionally shattered after her gruelling testimony at the UK Covid Inquiry, with sources claiming the intense scrutiny drove her to the edge of a breakdown.
Post-Video parent announces major layoffs in restructuring
A leading social media platform has announced sweeping job cuts as part of a strategic overhaul, raising concerns about the future of digital content moderation.
UK towns pay remote workers thousands to relocate
Discover how quaint British towns are luring digital nomads with hefty relocation packages amid the remote work revolution.
A-Level results show grade drop as UK returns to normal standards
This year's A-Level results show a decline in top grades, with experts attributing the drop to a return to pre-pandemic grading standards. Find out how students and schools are responding.
CDC alerts West Coast as COVID-19 cases rise
The CDC has issued an alert as COVID-19 cases surge on the US West Coast. Experts advise caution amid rising hospitalisations and new variants.
Trump’s COVID claims spark scientist backlash
Former US President Donald Trump faces backlash from scientists after making misleading claims about COVID-19 treatments during a New York speech. Experts warn his remarks could undermine public health efforts.
Sweetgreen cuts jobs as healthy fast food sales decline
US salad chain Sweetgreen announces layoffs as sales slump, raising questions about the future of premium fast-casual dining.
Scientists trace origins of 1918 Spanish Flu pandemic
Researchers have made a breakthrough in understanding the origins of the deadly 1918 Spanish Flu pandemic by analysing preserved lung tissue samples from victims.
US mRNA vaccine funding cuts: global health impact
Reductions in US funding for mRNA vaccine research could have severe consequences for global health security, pandemic preparedness, and future medical breakthroughs.
US Unemployment Highest Since Pandemic Peak
New data reveals US unemployment has surged to its highest level since the height of the pandemic. Experts weigh in on the economic implications and future job trends.
COVID-19: 5 Years of Science and Survival
A deep dive into the evolution of COVID-19, key scientific discoveries, and how the world has adapted since the pandemic began.
Experts slam 'reckless' Covid booster rollout for millions
Health officials push forward with Covid booster jabs for millions, but leading experts label the decision 'reckless' amid concerns over necessity and timing.
Tourism Australia's new campaign targets global travellers
Tourism Australia unveils a fresh global advertising push, targeting key markets with vibrant campaigns to reignite post-pandemic visitor numbers.
NYC braces for second contagious virus outbreak
Health officials in New York City are on high alert as a second highly contagious virus begins to spread, with cases already reported in nearby states. Authorities are urging vigilance and preparedness to curb the potential outbreak.
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.
Nobel scientist warns of future pandemic risks
Nobel laureate Dr Drew Weissman cautions that the world remains unprepared for future pandemics despite scientific advancements in vaccine technology.
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