Victoria Introduces New Laws to Protect Retail Workers
Victoria announces groundbreaking legislation to criminalise violence against retail and hospitality staff, with offenders facing up to 10 years in prison. Read about the new protections.
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Centrelink pays £33k to ex-staff over mental health resignation
A former Centrelink employee wins £33,000 compensation after being forced to resign during mental health crisis. Read the full Fair Work Commission ruling details.
Verizon to cut 15,000 jobs in major restructuring
Verizon announces its largest-ever layoffs, cutting 15,000 jobs and converting corporate stores to franchises. New CEO Dan Schulman aims for a 'leaner, scrappier' business. Read more.
Firm gives staff early Real Living Wage pay rise
Eland Cables implements the Real Living Wage months ahead of schedule, giving employees a financial boost for Christmas. Discover how this decision benefits staff and business.
Two-Child Benefit Cap U-Turn Could Help Families
Chancellor signals end to two-child benefit cap as families struggle with cost of living. Check your eligibility for unclaimed benefits now to ease financial pressure.
Verizon to cut 15,000 jobs in historic layoffs
Verizon announces its biggest-ever job cuts, slashing 15,000 roles as customer losses mount and price hikes backfire. Discover the full story behind the telecom giant's crisis.
Government drops 35-hour job search rule for benefits
The UK Government is ditching the rigid 35-hour weekly job search requirement for benefit claimants. Discover how the new 'Pathfinder' scheme aims for a more personalised approach to welfare.
Trapped Miner Found Dead After 6-Day Rescue Mission
The body of coal miner Steven Lipscomb has been recovered after being trapped for six days in a flooded West Virginia mine. Read about the extensive rescue operation.
The 'only right way' to remove mould from your home
A home expert reveals a simple, two-ingredient natural solution to safely remove mould from any surface in your home. Learn the method here.
Boss's 'Upping Question' Interview Hack Exposed
A hiring manager reveals his simple 'upping question' interview technique that identifies the most passionate job candidates. Discover how to spot genuine interest beyond the CV.
Baker killed after scarf caught in bread-maker
A 49-year-old baker in Greece was tragically strangled when her scarf became entangled in a bread-making machine. The incident highlights a rare but deadly workplace hazard.
HMRC's £1,000 side hustle tax warning
HMRC warns festive side hustles could lead to a tax bill. Check if your Christmas earnings exceed the £1,000 trading allowance and declare income by 31 Jan 2026.
Hairdryer trick makes radiators heat faster
Discover how using a common bedroom item can remove dust from radiators, making them heat up faster and potentially reducing your energy bills this winter.
Starbucks workers strike in 25+ US cities on Red Cup Day
Hundreds of Starbucks workers launch unfair labour practice strike across US cities amid contract negotiations stalemate. Union calls for customer boycott.
Reeves to cap Cycle to Work tax breaks
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is set to limit tax benefits on high-end bicycles in the Cycle to Work scheme to boost Treasury revenue. Find out how the Budget change could affect you.
DWP: Don't ignore vital benefit letter
The DWP urges benefit claimants not to ignore a vital 'managed migration' letter. Responding is crucial to continue receiving support. Act now to avoid payment stoppages.
Labour's WFH plan risks 'years of litigation'
A House of Lords report warns Labour's right to work from home reforms could overwhelm tribunals with lawsuits over flexible working requests and home accidents.
Cancer survivors build forever home and help others
A couple who both overcame brain tumours and multiple cancers have transformed their Kent barn into a forever home and now offer it as a retreat for others facing serious illnesses. Discover their inspiring story of resilience and community support.
Crisis urges Shelter to directly house homeless people
Leading homelessness charity Crisis calls on Shelter to embrace direct housing provision after successful pilot. Could this transform Britain's approach to rough sleeping?
Gen Z graduates flock to £150k billionaire nanny roles
Graduates are abandoning traditional careers for lucrative private service roles with the super-rich, earning upwards of £150k as billionaire nannies amid high demand.
Beat the AI Job Screening System in 2025
Struggling to find work? Discover why automation is blocking qualified candidates and learn 5 data-backed strategies to get hired in the UK's tough job market.
UK Leonardo staff strike over pay dispute
Thousands of aerospace workers across the UK have launched strike action against defence giant Leonardo, protesting a pay offer they say is a real-terms cut. Read more on the unfolding industrial action.
Tate staff vote for strike action over pay dispute
Over 150 Tate staff will strike from 26 Nov to 2 Dec after rejecting a 2-3% pay offer. The action could disrupt major exhibitions. Read more on the industrial action.
Free hack to keep your bedroom warmer this winter
An expert reveals a simple, cost-free furniture rearrangement trick to keep your bedroom cosy and slash energy bills this winter. Discover more easy tips inside.
Romania protests: Thousands rally against austerity
Thousands protest in Bucharest demanding higher wages and tax cuts as the government enforces austerity to tackle the EU's high budget deficit. Read the full story.
Veteran dies in USPS mail machine incident
A 36-year-old Air Force veteran was found dead in a mail handling machine in Michigan. His fiancée condemns the USPS response as 'inhumane'. Read the full story.
Best Used Hybrid SUVs Under £20,000
Discover five fuel-efficient used hybrid SUVs for less than £20,000. Save on purchase price and fuel costs with these expert picks from Edmunds.
Americans queue at food pantries amid shutdown
As the US government shutdown continues, federal workers and families, including their pets, face food insecurity with delayed aid. See the human impact.
Dudley's youth jobs crisis: 1 in 5 not in work or training
Nearly 20% of Dudley school-leavers are NEET, the highest UK rate. A former teacher blames a national curriculum failing technical education. Read the full analysis.
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