Category : Employment


Minimum Wage to Rise in April 2026

Millions of UK workers will see a pay boost from April 2026 as the National Living Wage and National Minimum Wage increase. Find out the new hourly rates and what to do if you're underpaid.

Remote Work Shrinks Friday Hours by 90 Minutes

New research reveals a dramatic shift in work patterns, with remote-capable employees logging off 90 minutes earlier on Fridays. Discover the impact on productivity and team cohesion.

Free hack stops window condensation and mould

A simple, cost-free trick involving curtain placement can banish condensation and prevent mould, while also helping to reduce soaring energy bills. Discover the easy solution that surprised Reddit users.

Energy firm collapse costs 300 jobs in Wales

Consumer Energy Solutions ceases trading, impacting 295 staff in Swansea and Rhondda Cynon Taf. The collapse is linked to the end of a key government energy scheme. Read the full story.

Switch Careers in 2026: No Degree Needed

Feeling the January work blues? Financial expert Vicky Parry reveals accessible career paths with no degree required, from AI training to dog walking. Discover your next move.

Switch Careers Without a Degree: 5 UK Jobs for 2026

Feeling the January work blues? Financial expert Vicky Parry reveals five accessible career paths requiring little to no formal training. Discover how to make a change and find funding for your new start.

Key DWP benefits for long-term sickness support

With nearly 3 million people off work due to long-term illness, discover the key DWP benefits you could claim, including Universal Credit, ESA, and Statutory Sick Pay. Learn your eligibility and boost your income.

DWP Benefits for Long-Term Sickness and Support

With nearly 3 million people off work due to long-term illness, discover the key DWP benefits like Universal Credit and ESA that can provide crucial financial support. Learn your eligibility and how to claim.

Young Voters Demand Justice for WASPI Women

New polling reveals overwhelming support among 18-34 year olds for compensation to 1950s-born women. Campaigners warn ministers it's 'last chance saloon' for justice. Read the latest.

UK Job Growth Remains Weak as 2025 Closes

UK hiring was subdued in December, capping a year of weak job growth. The unemployment rate is expected to dip to 4.5%. Explore the economic conundrum and the Fed's response.

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