NSW Premier Chris Minns has announced his government is considering adding a public holiday to create an Anzac Day long weekend, with talks planned with the RSL to ensure the day's significance is preserved.
A Fairfield Post Office mail carrier was suspended without pay after posting a viral video showing colleagues forced to work in treacherous Ohio snowstorms with no mail to deliver.
City of Launceston in Tasmania could become Australia's first government body to adopt a four-day work week, with 600 employees voting on a 30-hour week for full salary.
A former Starbucks vice president alleges wrongful termination after raising safety concerns about maggots in milk dispensers and fire risks in the Siren System equipment.
With Universal Credit set to be claimed by 15 million households from April, a new report demands urgent government action to fix persistent problems including the five-week wait and childcare costs.
Australia's road freight industry faces collapse as sham contracting gives rogue operators unfair advantages, forcing veteran truckers out and threatening supply chains.
Premier Chris Minns reveals New South Wales is weighing a new public holiday policy to grant a Monday off when Anzac Day falls on a weekend, aligning with other states.
A Commonwealth Bank employee fired for telling a colleague to 'calm the f*** down' is taking legal action, claiming unfair dismissal and ignored workload complaints.
Work and Pensions Secretary Pat McFadden warns that rising youth inactivity must be treated as a national emergency, blaming Tory failures as new figures reveal alarming NEET rates.
President Trump has signed an executive order aimed at cutting red tape to speed up reconstruction of homes destroyed by the 2025 LA wildfires, but California officials call it a political stunt.
Keir Starmer's government faces backlash after pushing enforcement of decent homes standards for private rentals to 2035, with campaigners warning renters cannot wait a decade for safe housing.
Target employees in Minnesota are avoiding work after two colleagues were detained by ICE, despite being legal citizens. The incident has sparked protests and comes as Target scales back diversity initiatives.
A growing list of major companies including Amazon, UPS and Microsoft are implementing significant job cuts, heightening worker anxiety amid economic pressures and AI-driven restructuring.
Rising costs in Florida are driving retirees to seek more affordable alternatives. Discover the three states offering lower living expenses, favourable tax regimes, and good healthcare for older residents.
A neurodivergent events planner has been awarded £12,000 by an employment tribunal after her boss told her to 'stop thinking outside the box' when she requested adjustments.
The UK government has postponed the enforcement of a decent homes standard for private renters until 2035, drawing fierce criticism from campaigners who argue it leaves millions in substandard housing.
A couple who bought back a derelict family estate face tens of thousands in repairs after discovering huge sinkholes, revealed on Channel 4's Saving Country Houses.
The National Taxpayer Advocate warns the 2026 tax filing season faces significant challenges due to a 27% IRS workforce reduction and complex new tax laws, despite agency leadership's confidence.
The Department for Work and Pensions has dramatically simplified Pension Credit applications, reducing questions from 243 on paper forms to as few as 35 online, aiming to boost uptake of the valuable benefit.
Analysis reveals why over 96,000 people delayed claiming state pension in recent years, examining the financial benefits, long-term risks, and crucial considerations before making this decision.
Amazon plans to eliminate approximately 16,000 corporate positions globally as part of ongoing efforts to streamline operations and reduce bureaucracy, with significant impacts expected in the US and UK.
A new study forecasts crime rates could jump 27% and economic inactivity reach 46% in England's 613 most deprived neighbourhoods without urgent government intervention.
The Department for Work and Pensions has clarified that pensioners whose only income is the State Pension will not need to pay tax or submit Self Assessment returns next year, despite the frozen Personal Allowance threshold.
First-time buyers are set to receive a significant financial boost with the reported removal of the Lifetime ISA withdrawal penalty, alongside updates on Royal Mail delays, Amazon job cuts, and free AI training.
Amazon announces its largest round of layoffs since 2023, with 16,000 jobs to be cut globally as part of operational streamlining efforts.
Amazon has announced approximately 16,000 job cuts in the latest round of tech industry layoffs, following previous reductions in October.
Amazon has informed employees of plans to eliminate approximately 16,000 positions worldwide as part of a strategic initiative to streamline operations and reduce bureaucratic inefficiencies.
Amazon is set to implement a significant reduction in its global workforce, with plans to cut jobs across various departments worldwide, as the company restructures operations.
Amazon confirms plans to eliminate 16,000 positions worldwide, with potential minimal impact on UK staff. The cuts follow 14,000 redundancies announced last October.
Leading London interior designers share their predictions for 2026 home styling, highlighting sculptural furniture, deep greens, and smart lighting as key trends while bidding farewell to over-curated Instagram aesthetics.