Tradie survives being impaled by steel rod at Gosford wharf
A Central Coast tradesman cheats death after being impaled by a steel rod in a workplace accident at Gosford waterfront. Emergency services perform dramatic rescue operation.
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Grand Designs eco-cabin becomes damp, mouldy nightmare
A couple's sustainable Grand Designs vision in Cornwall turns disastrous as their eco-friendly cabin becomes plagued by damp, mould and structural issues, despite a £150,000 investment.
Tory Lords block Labour's DWP deductions scrap bid
Conservative peers defeat Labour motion to abolish DWP's 'maximum deduction rate' that leaves thousands of claimants with just £15 per week after debt repayments.
Germany's pension reform: Tax cuts and later retirement
Germany announces sweeping pension reforms including tax relief for older workers and gradual retirement age increases to combat severe labour shortages and economic pressures.
France's pension protests: Lessons for Britain
As France erupts in protests over pension reforms, Britain faces its own retirement timebomb. Discover why our pension system could be heading for crisis and what lessons we can learn from across the Channel.
Newsom signs AB7, reshaping California worker classification
Governor Gavin Newsom signs landmark AB7 legislation, creating seismic changes to California's employment landscape and sparking intense debate about worker classification.
State Pension Set for Major 2024 Increase
Millions of pensioners could see their state pension payments increase significantly next year as the government confirms the triple lock mechanism will remain in place, potentially delivering the second-largest rise in history.
Jobseeker baffled by complex maths equation in interview
A UK job applicant was left stunned after being presented with a complicated mathematical equation during what was supposed to be a straightforward interview for a basic position.
Union Chief Demands Rescue Plan for UK Manufacturing
Unite union leader Alan Jones issues stark warning as Britain's manufacturing sector faces catastrophic decline, calling for immediate intervention to save vital industries and skilled jobs.
Pensioner attacked with shotgun in neighbour dispute
Shocking details emerge of a brutal shotgun attack on a 70-year-old man during an escalating neighbour dispute on one of Surrey's most exclusive streets, as police launch attempted murder investigation.
DWP's £1.7bn Pension Blunder Affects 210,000
Exclusive investigation reveals the Department for Work and Pensions underpaid 210,000 pensioners by £1.7 billion in state pension errors. Discover if you're affected and how to claim what you're owed.
German retirees can earn €1,750 monthly tax-free
Germany introduces groundbreaking tax exemption allowing retirees to earn €1,750 monthly without tax penalties, addressing labour shortages while boosting pensioner incomes.
Little-known toilet law risks £2,500 business fines
Thousands of UK businesses risk hefty penalties for failing to comply with obscure 1992 workplace toilet regulations requiring proper facilities for employees.
California's bold bid to unionise workers nationwide
California launches unprecedented campaign to unionise workers across multiple states, sparking fierce debate about workers' rights versus business interests in America's evolving labour landscape.
UK unemployment falls as wages outpace inflation
Exclusive analysis reveals Britain's stunning economic recovery with unemployment hitting near-record lows and wages soaring above inflation, positioning the UK as a G7 growth leader.
Over-50s Unemployment: Britain's Hidden Crisis
Exclusive investigation reveals how age discrimination and economic pressures are pushing experienced workers into unemployment, creating a silent crisis in the UK job market.
Super Boost for Millions of Australian Workers
Groundbreaking superannuation reforms could see millions of lower-income Australians earn more on their payday while securing their retirement future. Here's how the proposed changes work.
RMT union boss Alan Jones suspended in internal probe
Rail union general secretary Alan Jones has been suspended from his role pending an internal investigation, creating turmoil within the RMT leadership during critical negotiations.
Aberdeenshire Council trials four-day week for bin crews
Aberdeenshire Council is pioneering a four-day working week trial for bin workers, potentially revolutionising local government employment across Scotland while maintaining full pay.
Gardener crushed by quad bike on £2.5m estate
A gardener suffered life-changing injuries when he was crushed by a quad bike while spraying weedkiller without proper safety equipment or training on a wealthy couple's country estate, a court has been told.
1.5 Million UK Pensioners Still Working - The Shocking Reality
New data reveals a growing trend of British pensioners remaining in employment, with financial pressures and changing attitudes transforming retirement norms across the nation.
Giant Yorkshire Sinkhole Repaired After 3-Month Ordeal
After 94 days of chaos, the giant Yorkshire sinkhole that swallowed a family's driveway and severed a major road has finally been repaired and reopened to relieved residents.
Athens grinds to halt in mass strike over labour reforms
Greek workers bring Athens to a standstill in 24-hour general strike protesting new employment law they claim will destroy workers' rights and create 'barbaric' conditions.
Unemployed? Your Guide to UK Benefits & Financial Support
Discover the crucial financial benefits available when you're between jobs in Britain - from Universal Credit to Council Tax reductions and help with housing costs.
Youth unemployment crisis deepens in UK job market
New analysis reveals young Britons face the worst employment prospects in decades, with rising joblessness and stagnant wages creating a perfect storm for Generation Z.
Escape the 9-5: How I Built a £10K/Month Side Hustle
Discover how Natasha swapped her draining office job for financial freedom by transforming her passion into a profitable online business from her Manchester home.
Reeves targets unemployment with tough new benefit rules
Rachel Reeves announces sweeping welfare reforms in Labour's first budget, introducing mandatory work placements and stricter benefit claim conditions to tackle rising unemployment.
Royal Mail pays £125K in transgender discrimination case
A transgender postal worker has won a substantial discrimination claim against Royal Mail after enduring what an employment tribunal described as 'humiliating' and 'offensive' treatment from colleagues and management.
Australia seeks Antarctic workers for extreme jobs
The Australian Antarctic Program is recruiting adventurous professionals for roles in one of Earth's most extreme environments. Discover unique jobs offering competitive pay and unparalleled experiences.
UK Wage Growth Beats Inflation for 7th Month
Official figures show regular pay rising at 6% annually as unemployment edges up, creating a complex picture for Bank of England policymakers ahead of next interest rate decision.
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