Nurses win tribunal over trans colleague in changing room
An employment tribunal found nurses suffered harassment, creating a hostile environment. The EHRC warns employers to review single-sex space policies immediately.
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SNP: Labour a 'threat to Scottish jobs'
The SNP claims a Labour victory in May's Scottish election would endanger employment, citing rising UK unemployment under Starmer. Read the full analysis and political responses.
DWP 2026 Benefit Rates: PIP, UC & Pension Increases
The DWP has published proposed new payment rates for 2026-27, affecting millions on PIP, Universal Credit, and State Pension. See the full list of changes here.
How to Clean Shower Mould: Expert Advice
Struggling with mouldy shower grout? Cleaning experts unanimously recommend a specific, bleach-free solution for a sparkling, long-lasting clean. Discover the method here.
Worker killed in industrial dough mixer accident in Florida
A man has died in an industrial accident involving a dough mixer at a Florida grocery store. Police are investigating the fatal workplace incident, which highlights ongoing safety concerns in the US.
Tycoon sues over $2.4m fine for mansion pickleball court
A US retail magnate is suing the California Coastal Commission after being fined $2.4m for blocking beach access and building a pickleball court. Read the full legal battle details.
NYC Nurses Strike: Contract Talks Restart on Day Five
New York City nurses have restarted contract talks with a major hospital system on the fifth day of a major strike. Read the latest on the negotiations and staffing disputes.
Martin Lewis's Urgent Tax Code Alert for UK Workers
Martin Lewis urges UK workers earning over £12,570 to check their tax codes immediately. Mistakes are common and could cost you thousands. Learn how to verify yours.
Nurses Win Harassment Case Over Transgender Changing Room
An employment tribunal finds NHS trust created a 'hostile' environment for nurses forced to share a single-sex facility. Sandie Peggie vows to appeal her own case.
TikTok sued for 'union busting' after UK moderator sackings
Former TikTok moderators launch legal action, alleging unfair dismissal and union busting after 400 UK job cuts. The case highlights the clash between AI automation and worker rights. Read the full story.
Extra Benefits PIP Claimants May Be Eligible For
Over 3.9 million people on PIP could access additional financial support, including Carer's Allowance and Council Tax discounts. Discover what you might be missing.
Rail union boss denies supporting Russia's Ukraine invasion
RMT general secretary Eddie Dempsey forced to deny supporting Russia's invasion of Ukraine after footage emerges of 2015 Donbas trip. Read the full story and union response.
Mother quits FIFO job after daughter's abandonment fear
Courtney Jane, 25, resigned from her high-paying mining role to be with her family after her daughter developed a fear of abandonment. Read her emotional story.
New DWP Crisis Fund: Cash Help from April 2026
The DWP's new £1bn Crisis and Resilience Fund launches in April 2026, offering cash payments and rent help via councils. Learn eligibility and how to apply.
Nurses win harassment case over trans colleague in changing room
Eight female nurses win an employment tribunal against an NHS trust, ruling that allowing a trans colleague in their changing room created a hostile environment. A victory for workplace dignity.
DWP benefit cuts: The '15% rule' for unpaid debts
Millions on Universal Credit and other benefits could see payments slashed by 5% to 15% for unpaid bills. Learn who is affected and what you can do.
RMT's Eddie Dempsey in 2015 Donbas Visit with Pro-Russia Chants
Footage shows RMT general secretary Eddie Dempsey in 2015 Donbas trip, holding Communist flag amid pro-Russia chants. Union insists he 'at no time supported Russia's invasion'. Read the full investigation.
Nurses win harassment claim over trans colleague in changing room
An employment tribunal has ruled eight NHS nurses suffered harassment after a trans colleague used female facilities. Read the full details of the landmark case.
£1bn Crisis Fund: Direct Cash for Low-Income Households
A new £1bn government fund will provide direct cash payouts to people facing financial hardship in England. Find out if you are eligible and how to apply.
Parents Attending Job Interviews with Adult Children
A Tesco worker reveals a 'crazy' trend of young men bringing their mothers into job interviews. Experts warn it undermines credibility and independence. Read more.
Do This One Thing in January for Best Job Chances
A careers expert reveals why February is the prime hiring month and the crucial research you must do in January to land your dream job. Get your CV ready now!
Living wage rise negated by unpaid hours and tax freeze
Experts warn the 2026 National Living Wage increase is an 'illusion' for millions, with unpaid overtime and frozen tax thresholds slashing real take-home pay. Discover the hidden wage suppression.
New £1bn DWP fund to offer crisis and housing payments
The DWP has detailed a new £1bn-a-year Crisis and Resilience Fund launching in April 2026, featuring crisis and housing payments to support low-income households. Learn about the eligibility and how it works.
2026 benefit and state pension increases confirmed
Millions in the UK will see payments rise from April 2026. Universal Credit, PIP, and the state pension get boosts, but some rates are frozen. See the new figures here.
February 2026 Payment Dates for Benefits & Pensions
Essential guide to February 2026 benefit payment dates, Universal Credit changes, and cost of living support. Find out what help you can claim.
Secret to 84-year career: Stay curious and love your work
Walter Orthmann worked at the same firm for 84 years. He reveals the three keys to his incredible job longevity: curiosity, passion, and a stress-free approach to life. Discover his timeless advice.
DWP: No Cost of Living Payments in 2026
The DWP confirms no further cost of living payments for 2026, urging struggling households to check for unclaimed benefits and beware of scams. Learn about eligibility and how to appeal.
Caretaker loses bullying case, faces fraud charges in Brisbane
A bitter dispute inside a gated Brisbane townhouse complex has seen a caretaker's bullying claim rejected by the Fair Work Commission, with police now pursuing fraud charges. Read the full story.
Universal Credit: £725 Boost for 4 Million Households
Major welfare reforms confirmed by DWP minister Sir Stephen Timms will see nearly 4 million households get an average £725 annual income boost. Key changes to PIP and ESA migration explained.
Khan: AI could be 'weapon of mass destruction of jobs'
London Mayor Sadiq Khan warns AI threatens jobs in finance and creative sectors. He announces free AI training for all Londoners and a new taskforce. Read the full story.
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