Worker Keeps £180k After 330x Salary Mistake
A Chilean court has ruled that an employee who received 330 times his salary due to a payroll error can keep the £180,000 windfall, dismissing theft charges after a three-year legal battle.
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Tribunal: Not Inviting Anxious Worker to Party Justified
An employment tribunal has ruled that deliberately not inviting a socially anxious employee to a work Christmas party was justified discrimination under UK law, despite being linked to her mental health condition.
Saudi Arabia Scales Back Neom Megacity Plans
Saudi Arabia's ambitious Neom megacity project, including the 125-mile Line development, is being significantly scaled back due to spiralling costs and delays, with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman ordering a major reevaluation.
Saudi Arabia's Neom Megacity Scaled Back Amid Soaring Costs
Saudi Arabia's ambitious Neom megacity project, including the 125-mile Line development, is being dramatically scaled back due to spiralling costs and construction delays, with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman ordering a major reevaluation.
Winter Fuel Payment Deadline for Pre-1959 Pensioners
The DWP has set a 28 January deadline for state pensioners born before September 1959 to contact them if they haven't received their Winter Fuel Payment of up to £300.
UK AI Job Losses Double Global Average, Study Finds
A Morgan Stanley study shows UK job losses from AI are twice the international average, with an 8% net loss. Sadiq Khan warns AI could become a 'weapon of mass destruction of jobs'.
Four Simple Styling Tricks to Personalise Your Home
Discover professional interior design tips from Lara Clarke on lighting, shelving, cushions and rugs to create a unique, expressive living space that reflects your personality.
Mum's Lifelong Mould Battle Reveals Hidden Truth
A mother of five in Newham shares her decades-long struggle with mould and damp, as community centres launch Warm Wash Centres to support vulnerable households.
Ground Rent Capped at £250 in Leasehold Reform
Prime Minister Keir Starmer announces ground rent cap of £250 annually for leaseholders in England and Wales, with plans to ban new leasehold flats.
Labour Caps Ground Rents at £250 in Leasehold Reform
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer announces sweeping leasehold reforms including a £250 annual ground rent cap and ban on new leasehold flats in England and Wales.
Starmer Announces Ground Rent Cap in Policy Boost
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has unveiled a cap on ground rents at £250, marking a significant policy shift for leaseholders across England and Wales.
Leasehold Reform: Ground Rent Cap and Commonhold Rights
The Government has unveiled sweeping leasehold reforms, including a £250 annual ground rent cap and the right for existing leaseholders to switch to commonhold ownership models.
Renters Suffer in Heatwave as Housing Standards Fail
As Australia endures record-breaking heatwaves, millions of renters are trapped in poorly insulated homes with soaring rents and unaffordable energy bills, creating serious public health risks.
UK Youth Anxious About Jobs, Economy and AI Impact
New research reveals over 70% of UK young adults are anxious about job prospects, with AI concerns rising sharply and many feeling unprepared for the workforce.
Perth Apprentice Loses Arm in Workshop Accident
An 18-year-old apprentice in Perth has suffered a devastating workplace injury, losing his right arm just weeks before he was due to qualify as a tradesman. WorkSafe WA has launched an investigation.
The Chaotic Reality of Food Delivery Work Exposed
A former Uber Eats cyclist reveals the harsh realities of food delivery work in London - from shockingly low pay and technical errors to account sharing scandals and the temptation to snack on orders.
US Worker Burnout Crisis Amid Economic Strain
Nearly a quarter of American workers report burnout, with Millennials hardest hit. Economic concerns and workplace pressures drive the crisis, affecting job satisfaction and retention.
UK AI Job Losses Double Global Average, Study Reveals
New research from Morgan Stanley shows UK job losses due to AI are twice the international average, with an 8% net decline, as unemployment hits a five-year high.
Wyoming Beats Florida in 2026 Retirement Rankings
A comprehensive new study reveals Wyoming as the best state to retire in 2026, with financial security, low taxes and safety outweighing traditional warm-weather destinations like Florida and Arizona.
Skoolie Living: The DIY Housing Solution for Young Britons
As UK housing costs continue to rise, a growing number of young people are converting decommissioned school buses into mobile homes, embracing a minimalist lifestyle while avoiding soaring property prices.
Pensioners Missing £1,300+ in Unclaimed Benefits
New report reveals 74% of eligible pensioner homeowners fail to claim benefits like council tax reductions and pension credit, missing average £1,339 annually.
Mortgage Shock for One Million Homeowners in 2026
Nearly one million UK homeowners face significant payment increases as five-year fixed-rate mortgages expire in 2026, with potential annual rises up to £2,124.
Florida Retirement Exodus: Three Affordable States
Rising costs in Florida are pushing retirees to consider Tennessee, Texas, and North Carolina as affordable alternatives with favourable tax structures and living expenses.
Polygamous Working: Secret Multiple Jobs on the Rise
A growing trend of 'polygamous working' sees UK employees secretly holding two or three full-time jobs simultaneously, driven by economic pressures and remote work flexibility.
Morrisons Pay Dispute: Union Accuses Retailer of Minimum Wage Offer
Supermarket giant Morrisons is locked in a pay dispute with Usdaw union representing 45,000 staff, accused of refusing wage increases beyond national living wage amid financial pressures.
German CDU Aims to Ban 'Lifestyle' Part-Time Work Rights
The business wing of Germany's Christian Democrats proposes ending the legal entitlement to part-time work, requiring special permission, citing economic needs and a skilled worker shortage.
Lodging Reality: Mould, Timed Showers & No Rights
As the cost of living crisis pushes more homeowners to take in lodgers, the reality involves mould infestations, extreme house rules, and minimal legal protections for tenants.
DWP Fraud Checks Warning for Millions of Pensioners
The Department for Work and Pensions is intensifying fraud investigations, with new bank account checks targeting Pension Credit claimants. Officials warn payments could be stopped if changes aren't reported.
Freelancer Wins £12k Over 'Get Back in Your Box' Comment
A neurodivergent events freelancer has been awarded £12,000 after an employment tribunal ruled that a manager's 'get back in your box' comment constituted disability harassment.
Saudi Arabia Scales Back Neom Megacity Amid Cost Crisis
Saudi Arabia is scaling back its ambitious Neom megacity, including The Line skyscrapers, due to spiralling costs and delays, shifting focus to more achievable goals like AI data centres.
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