Universal Credit delays force millions into debt
Shocking new research exposes how Universal Credit payment delays are forcing vulnerable claimants into severe debt and financial hardship across the UK.
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DWP: 40,000 to get state pension back payments up to £5k
The Department for Work and Pensions announces corrective payments for thousands affected by state pension underpayments, with some receiving up to £5,000 in back payments.
Worker sacked for Irish accent wins discrimination case
A Dublin-born warehouse worker has secured a substantial compensation package after being dismissed just hours into his new role because his Irish accent was 'too difficult to understand' by management.
Firms pay staff extra for good behaviour in UK
British businesses are implementing controversial 'behavioural bonuses' where employees earn extra cash for workplace conduct, punctuality, and team collaboration.
DWP £299 Winter Payment Dates 2024 Revealed
The Department for Work and Pensions confirms payment schedule for £299 winter cost of living support - here's when eligible households can expect the crucial payment.
Low-paid workers trapped in payday loan and food bank cycle
Shocking new study exposes how Britain's lowest earners are resorting to high-cost credit and emergency food supplies just to survive amidst cost-of-living crisis.
Sculpture worker sacked after safety complaint
A former worker at the iconic London sculpture claims he was unfairly dismissed after raising critical safety concerns about the artwork's maintenance and management practices.
Low-paid workers trapped in payday loan and food bank cycle
Groundbreaking study exposes how Britain's lowest earners are being forced into high-cost borrowing just to afford basic essentials, creating a devastating debt spiral.
Irish worker wins unfair dismissal case over accent
A London-based Irish employee has won an unfair dismissal claim after being fired for his accent, in a case highlighting workplace discrimination.
Florida worker rescued from 80-foot crane ordeal
A construction worker in Florida faced a heart-stopping 80-foot plunge after his shipping pallet became trapped in crane machinery, leading to a dramatic two-hour rescue operation by Jacksonville Fire Department.
Reeves: No Money for Public Sector Pay Rises
Chancellor Rachel Reeves declares no money for public sector pay rises in upcoming budget, setting stage for potential confrontation with unions as she blames previous Tory government for empty coffers.
IRS Workers Face Mass Furlough in Government Shutdown Crisis
Exclusive: Tens of thousands of IRS employees could be sent home without pay as Washington braces for potential government shutdown, with critical services at risk and political tensions escalating.
Police lieutenant sues over maternity discrimination
A female police lieutenant is taking legal action against her force, alleging systematic discrimination after having a child and enduring a toxic workplace culture from colleagues.
IRS Workers Forced Back Without Pay in Shutdown
Nearly 90,000 IRS employees face financial uncertainty as they're ordered back to work without pay during the US government shutdown, creating a payroll nightmare ahead of tax season.
Seaside town fury over 'monstrous' inflatable dome
Outraged residents in a picturesque coastal community are battling a massive inflatable dome they claim has ruined their beautiful seaside panorama and threatens local tourism.
Lammy scraps employment tribunal fees permanently
Foreign Secretary David Lammy confirms government will not reintroduce controversial employment tribunal fees, protecting workers' access to justice in significant policy reversal.
Unite announces strikes over Leonardo job cuts
Britain's Unite union launches major industrial action campaign against defence giant Leonardo over planned job cuts, threatening widespread disruption at key UK sites.
£23bn welfare cuts: New rules for benefits and Motability
Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch reveals sweeping reforms to Britain's welfare system, including stricter eligibility criteria and UK-only benefits in major cost-cutting drive.
Woman in court for naming home 'The Devil'
A French woman's decision to name her property 'The Devil' has sparked legal action from offended neighbours in a quiet residential area, leading to a highly unusual court case about property naming rights and community relations.
Neighbour's extreme parking threat divides community
A UK resident has taken parking disputes to new extremes by installing a custom-made sign threatening neighbours with damage if they use 'his' space, creating neighbourhood chaos and legal concerns.
Scotland's Full-Time Employment Crisis Deepens
New statistics expose a dramatic decline in Scots working full-time days, with unemployment rising and economic concerns mounting across the nation.
DWP Confirms Benefit Payment Shake-Up for October 2025
Millions of benefit claimants face payment date changes as DWP moves all payments to digital system. Universal Credit, PIP and State Pension affected.
HMRC demands £300 from millions of pensioners
Shocking revelation as millions of UK pensioners face unexpected tax demands from HMRC. Discover if you're affected and what you need to do about it.
UK Workers Need 28 Years to Save Emergency Fund
Shocking research reveals Britain's growing wealth divide as typical employees struggle to save one month's expenses while high earners build safety nets in months.
Reeves: Employers must stop blaming Gen Z workers
Shadow Chancellor calls out businesses for criticising young workers while failing to provide proper training and fair wages in post-Brexit Britain.
Workplace Hangovers Cost UK Economy £1.2 Billion
Groundbreaking research exposes how workplace hangovers are costing British businesses billions annually, with younger employees most affected by productivity losses.
Australian town offers £200k salaries to lure workers
Discover how a remote Australian mining community is paying staggering six-figure salaries to attract essential workers, creating unprecedented opportunities in one of the world's most isolated regions.
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