US shuts down Corporation for Public Broadcasting
The US government has voted to defund and close the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, sparking debate over media independence and public service broadcasting.
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Meghan Markle's Netflix staff wages revealed
New documents reveal the salaries of Meghan Markle's Netflix production staff, highlighting significant pay gaps and sparking debate over fair wages in the entertainment industry.
Standard Chartered CEO criticises banks dropping climate pledges
The CEO of Standard Chartered criticises financial institutions backtracking on climate pledges, urging stronger action against global warming.
Brits: Random citizens would govern better than politicians
A shocking new survey suggests the British public has lost faith in Westminster, with many believing ordinary people could make better decisions than career politicians.
Shell profits down, announces $3.5bn buyback
Shell's Q2 profits decline due to lower oil prices, but the energy giant pushes ahead with a $3.5bn share buyback scheme.
Police union slams 'inadequate' pay offer after approving it
The head of Queensland's police union has publicly criticised the state government's pay proposal, calling it insufficient just days after initially accepting the deal.
UK retail sales slump sparks calls for government action
Retail sales in the UK have plummeted, prompting calls for Chancellor Jeremy Hunt to intervene. Rising inflation and weak consumer demand continue to squeeze the sector.
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.
Santander UK job cuts amid profit push
Santander UK reveals plans to slash jobs as part of a cost-cutting strategy to boost profits. Find out how this decision impacts employees and the banking sector.
HSBC: Bank tax hike risks UK growth
HSBC's CEO cautions that Labour's proposed increase in bank taxes could harm the UK's economic growth, sparking debate over fiscal policy.
HSBC Canada CEO resigns amid strategic changes
HSBC Canada's CEO Dave Clark steps down as the bank navigates strategic changes and economic turbulence in Argentina, with leadership passing to Linda Seymour.
UK care sector faces 152,000 staff shortage crisis
New figures reveal a deepening crisis in the UK's adult social care sector, with a staggering 152,000 vacant positions. Experts warn of severe consequences for vulnerable adults as recruitment struggles continue.
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.
Lauren James' salary vs Lionesses teammates revealed
A deep dive into Lauren James' earnings at Chelsea compared to her England teammates, revealing surprising wage gaps in women's football.
Wrexham's Championship wage dilemma shocks Reynolds
Hollywood star Ryan Reynolds faces a tough financial balancing act as Wrexham AFC's wage bill soars in the Championship. Discover the challenges ahead for the club's fairy-tale rise.
NHS nurses accept pay deal ending strikes
The GMB union has accepted the government's pay offer for NHS nurses, ending months of strikes and securing improved wages and conditions for healthcare staff across England.
Labour warned against banking-led growth strategy
As Labour aims to revitalise the UK economy, experts caution against over-reliance on the City of London, urging a more balanced approach to sustainable growth.
Pubs may sell takeaway beer without planning permission
Ministers are exploring plans to let pubs sell takeaway beer without needing additional planning consent, a move that could boost the struggling hospitality sector.
Whitehall sick leave surges under Starmer
Sick leave among Whitehall civil servants has surged dramatically, with new data revealing a sharp rise in absences since Keir Starmer took office. Experts warn of a growing crisis in public sector health and productivity.
UK consumer confidence at two-year high
Britons' financial outlook improves as inflation eases and wage growth stabilises, according to the latest Office for National Statistics data.
South Cambridgeshire Council adopts four-day working week
South Cambridgeshire Council pioneers a four-day working week trial, sparking nationwide interest among local authorities. Discover how this bold move could reshape public sector employment.
Chevron's Barrow Island exit: State capture in action?
Chevron's decision to wind down oil production on Barrow Island raises concerns about corporate influence over environmental policy. Is this a case of state capture in action?
USDA confirms salary cuts amid budget constraints
The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) has unveiled significant salary reductions for its workforce, sparking concerns over employee morale and the future of agricultural policymaking. Here’s what you need to know.
Chinese hackers target UK nuclear via SharePoint flaw
Chinese state-linked hackers exploited a Microsoft SharePoint vulnerability to breach UK nuclear and defence organisations, raising serious cybersecurity concerns.
Unions: Labour must win back public trust for election
Trade unions warn Labour must urgently address public concerns on wages, jobs, and NHS to secure victory in the next election.
Dan Jarvis joins Microsoft UK as public sector director
Ex-shadow minister Dan Jarvis takes on a key role at Microsoft UK, focusing on government and public sector partnerships.
Goldman Sachs shifts from London to EU post-Brexit
Goldman Sachs is relocating key operations from London to the EU following Brexit, signalling a broader trend of financial sector migration and its impact on the UK economy.
Aussie Workers Demand Higher Salaries as Living Costs Soar
A recent survey shows Australian employees are pushing for higher wages as inflation bites. Discover the key findings and what it means for the job market.
Ali Frances' emotional first speech as Labor MP
Newly elected Labor MP Ali Frances moved colleagues with her heartfelt maiden speech, highlighting her family's legacy of activism and her commitment to social justice.
FCA warns banks and insurers over customer protection
The Financial Conduct Authority has issued a stark warning to banks and insurers, demanding immediate improvements in how they treat vulnerable customers and handle complaints.
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