DWP confirms March deadline for WASPI decision
The DWP must make a new decision on compensation for 1950s-born women by March 3, following a High Court settlement. Discover the latest on the decade-long WASPI campaign.
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Pervasive workplace mistreatment forces mothers out of jobs
A damning TUC report reveals one in seven new or expecting mothers are leaving work due to unfair treatment and inflexibility. Urgent government action is needed to protect families.
Gates Foundation to cut up to 500 staff over five years
The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation announces major staff cuts to meet a new operating cost cap, just days after a huge post-divorce donation to Melinda French Gates was revealed. Read the full story.
Swiss Bar Fire: Waitress in Dispute With Owners
Family of Cyane Panine, 24, who died in Swiss New Year's Eve fire, reveal bitter employment dispute with bar owners. 40 killed, 116 injured. Owners face trial.
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Govt Barristers Awarded 43% Pay Increase from March
Barristers working for Commonwealth agencies will receive their first pay rise since 2011, with daily rates jumping by 43%. The move aims to drive cultural change and boost diversity in legal briefing.
Ex-news anchor wins $1.8m in gender pay discrimination suit
A former California news anchor has been awarded nearly $2 million after proving she was paid less than her male co-anchor. Read the full story on this landmark equal pay victory.
United Airlines sued for firing cancer patient during chemo
A United Airlines technician with Stage 4 cancer was fired during a chemotherapy session, a lawsuit alleges. The case highlights workplace protections for those with serious illness.
SNP tax gap risks 'skills drift' as one million Scots face higher rates
Business leaders warn SNP's tax divergence is creating a 'talent tax', with nearly one million Scots set to pay higher rates. Critics say it punishes workers to fund a soaring benefits bill.
Amazon to close first UK centre in Milton Keynes
Amazon announces consultation to close its pioneering Milton Keynes fulfilment centre, opened in 1998. 590 staff offered transfers to a new Northampton site or other locations. Read the full story.
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Met Police Staff Strike Suspended Over New Pay Offer
A planned strike by 6,800 civilian Metropolitan Police staff has been suspended. The PCS union will consult members on a new pay offer. Read the latest on the dispute.
DWP update for Universal Credit claimants in arrears
New DWP guidance reveals options for Universal Credit claimants struggling with rent arrears. Learn about Alternative Payment Arrangements and how to access support.
Ford worker suspended after Trump heckle raises £250k
A Ford factory worker suspended after calling Donald Trump a "paedophile protector" during a plant visit has seen a crowdfunding page soar past a quarter of a million dollars. Read the full story.
Boomers Delay Retirement, Ageing UK Workforce
The average age of new hires in the UK is rising as experienced workers stay in roles longer, creating barriers for younger job seekers. Discover the data and its impact.
Stop NI at 66: Claim Your DWP Boost
Brits who work past State Pension age can stop paying National Insurance from 66. Learn how to claim this DWP boost and get refunds for overpayments. Act now to keep more of your salary.
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US Social Security Maximum Hits $5,251 a Month
Some American retirees will see monthly Social Security checks reach a record $5,251 in 2026. Discover the three strict requirements to qualify for this maximum benefit.
Starmer defends digital ID plan amid U-turn claims
PM Keir Starmer insists digital checks for UK right to work will be mandatory, despite government signals of a policy softening. Details to follow public consultation.
Defrost frozen pipes fast with a simple kitchen trick
A journalist reveals how a simple kitchen cupboard hack helped safely defrost frozen pipes in just two hours, preventing potential flooding during the UK's sub-zero freeze.
Life as a Bike Courier: Freedom, Fear, and Low Wages
A former office worker shares his stark transition to delivering for Uber Eats in Melbourne, detailing the independence, dangers, and uncertain rewards of the gig economy. Read his full story.
Outsourced call centres offer 'bizarre' bonuses amid low morale
Exclusive: Workers at private contractors for Australian government agencies reveal poor training, low pay, and high attrition, despite 'gamechanger' labels and random cash bonuses.
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McKinsey uses AI chatbot Lilli in graduate recruitment
Consulting giant McKinsey now requires graduate applicants to collaborate with its AI tool, Lilli, in final interviews. Discover how AI competence is becoming a key hiring criterion.
Hays sees 10% drop in recruitment fees as market struggles
Global recruiter Hays reports a 10% fall in fees as permanent hiring remains tough. The firm pins hopes on a 2026 new year boost. Read the latest UK jobs market analysis.
US Labour Dept's Nazi-Like Slogan Sparks White Supremacy Row
Union leaders and historians condemn the US Department of Labor for social media posts echoing Nazi rhetoric, accusing the Trump administration of a 'shift toward white supremacy'. Read the full investigation.
Benefits End April 2026: DWP Issues Migration Notices
The DWP confirms Income Support and Jobseeker's Allowance end on 1 April 2026. Claimants must act on migration letters to switch to Universal Credit or lose payments and transitional protection.
Benefits End in April as DWP Issues Final Migration Notices
The DWP confirms Income Support and Jobseeker's Allowance will cease on 1 April 2026. Claimants must act on migration letters to secure Universal Credit and transitional protection.
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Chancellor Signals Climbdown on Mandatory Digital ID
Chancellor Rachel Reeves says the UK will require digital proof for work checks but is 'relaxed' on the format, marking a policy shift from Starmer's original plan. Read the latest.
Aldi announces £36m pay and benefits investment for staff
Aldi is investing £36 million in pay rises and enhanced benefits for its UK workforce. Store assistants will see hourly rates rise to £13.35 from March 1. Discover the full details of the supermarket's latest investment in its employees.
Aldi announces pay rise for thousands of UK staff
Aldi is investing £36 million in a pay rise for its UK staff, with increases starting in March. The move reinforces its pledge to lead on supermarket pay. Read the full details.
Government softens digital ID mandate for UK work checks
Chancellor Rachel Reeves says the UK will accept various digital documents for mandatory right-to-work checks, marking a significant policy shift. Discover the details of this U-turn.
February 2026 Payment Dates for Benefits and Pensions
Essential guide to February 2026 benefit payment dates, Universal Credit changes, and cost of living support including Cold Weather Payments and energy help. Claim what you're owed.
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New DWP payments to tackle cost of living crisis in 2026
The DWP reveals a £1bn Crisis and Resilience Fund launching in April 2026, offering new cash and housing payments. Learn if you qualify and how it replaces old schemes.
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