340,000 Lose Benefits in DWP Crackdown
A massive DWP shake-up has seen benefits stopped for hundreds of thousands. Here's what's happening and how to avoid your payments being cut off.
Category : Employment
Six DWP benefits that can stop without warning
Exclusive: Thousands of UK benefit claimants face sudden payment cuts as the DWP intensifies its review process. Discover the six key benefits under scrutiny and how to protect your income.
Queensland's homeless crisis: Mass motel evictions exposed
Exclusive investigation reveals how Queensland's new social housing policy is leading to mass evictions of homeless families from emergency accommodation, sparking a severe humanitarian crisis.
Boomerang Generation: Young Aussies Flee Home Costs
Exclusive research reveals a generational crisis as soaring living costs and stagnant wages force young Australian professionals to abandon independence and return to the family home, reshaping the nation's economic landscape.
Mum's horror in mould and mice-infested temporary home
A desperate mother reveals the squalid conditions her family endures in a damp-riddled temporary flat, battling mould and mice while pleading with the council for a safe home.
Secret email trick to boost your salary by thousands
Exclusive: HR insiders reveal the one email you MUST send after pay talks to dramatically increase your chances of a raise. The timing is everything.
Ex-Recruiter's One Easy CV Trick To Beat The Bots
A former recruiter reveals the one simple, free change you must make to your CV immediately to outsmart automated screening systems and finally get your application seen by a human.
DWP Faces New Legal Battle Over Women's Pension Age
WASPI campaigners launch new fight for compensation as government faces potential judicial review over pension age equality.
Ex-Homelessness Worker Now Sleeping Rough in Manchester
A former homelessness support worker from Manchester reveals his devastating journey from helping the vulnerable to becoming homeless himself, exposing the UK's growing housing crisis.
Target Sued Over Gruelling 24-Hour Warehouse Shifts
US retail giant Target faces a class-action lawsuit from warehouse employees who allege mandatory 'megasize' shifts of up to 24 hours violate labour laws and create dangerous working conditions.
Volkswagen Brazil investigated over alleged Amazon slave labour
Brazilian authorities are investigating Volkswagen's local subsidiary over allegations of using modern slave labour at a ranch supplying cattle to its canteens, a stark reminder of corporate supply chain risks.
Nurse wins £25k payout after dismissal for eye-roll
A dental nurse from Greater Manchester has been awarded £25,000 in an employment tribunal after she was unfairly dismissed for an alleged eye-roll, a case highlighting toxic workplace culture.
Cardiff Bus Drivers Secure Improved Pay Deal After Union Dispute
Cardiff bus drivers secure a major pay victory as Unite the Union forces Cardiff Bus to improve its offer, ending the threat of further disruptive strikes.
Starbucks Baristas in New York & Maine Vote to Unionise
Employees at three more US Starbucks locations have voted to unionise, dealing another significant blow to the coffee giant's anti-union efforts and signalling a growing wave of organised labour.
Four-Day Week UK Trial A Resounding Success
A groundbreaking UK trial of the four-day working week has been declared a resounding success, with companies reporting increased revenue, reduced staff turnover, and happier, healthier employees.
At Work: A Harrowing Descent into Gig Economy Despair
A searing new British poverty drama, 'At Work', exposes the brutal reality of the gig economy as a photographer trades his artistic career for a life of precarious, low-paid work. This powerful film is a stark indictment of modern employment.
Mass ‘Workers Over Billionaires’ Protest Overshadows Trump Rally
Donald Trump's Detroit rally was overshadowed by massive 'Workers Over Billionaires' protests, as thousands demonstrated against his proposed tax policies favouring the wealthy. The movement, backed by major unions, signals a fierce battle over economic f
P&O Ferries CEO admits breaking law in mass sackings
P&O Ferries boss Peter Hebblethwaite was grilled by MPs after admitting to deliberately breaking employment law by sacking 800 staff without consultation. The CEO's defiant testimony has ignited a political firestorm and calls for stronger worker protecti
EasyJet manager sacked over 'banter' wins tribunal case
An EasyJet manager fired for 'inappropriate banter' with his team has triumphed in an unfair dismissal claim. An employment tribunal ruled the airline failed to investigate properly, in a case that questions corporate culture and HR procedures.
Heathrow Immigration Staff Strike Over 'Poverty Pay'
Hundreds of Mitie staff at Heathrow's immigration removal centres are set to strike for eight days in a major dispute over pay and working conditions, threatening significant disruption.
Family's horror in Ealing Council's rat-poo infested flat
A homeless family with a newborn baby has been left in despair after Ealing Council placed them in temporary housing riddled with rat droppings, damp, and severe disrepair, sparking outrage and calls for immediate action.
UK Pension Crisis: Millions Risk Retirement Poverty
Exclusive investigation reveals how UK workers are sabotaging their retirement savings. Discover the five critical pension mistakes to avoid and secure your financial future.
Holyrood Crisis: Patrick Harvie Faces No-Confidence Vote
Scottish Greens co-leader Patrick Harvie is facing a dramatic no-confidence vote at Holyrood after failing to meet a crucial deadline for updating Scotland's crumbling building standards, sparking a major political crisis for the SNP-Green government.
Co-op worker wins unfair dismissal case over radio
A Co-op warehouse employee who was sacked for switching off a Michael Jackson track has been awarded nearly £20,000 after a tribunal ruled his dismissal was unfair. The case highlights the limits of managerial control over the workplace radio.
Worker wins tribunal over Michael Jackson impersonation dismissal
An employment tribunal has ruled that a warehouse operative was unfairly dismissed after being accused of impersonating Michael Jackson and making 'hee-hee' noises, in a bizarre case of workplace misconduct allegations.
UK's Most and Least Deprived Areas Revealed in New Index
Exclusive analysis of the latest Index of Multiple Deprivation reveals the UK's most affluent and most deprived neighbourhoods, highlighting a dramatic postcode lottery in living standards across England.
Workplace Substance Abuse Epidemic: 1 in 5 Under Influence
Exclusive research uncovers a hidden crisis in British workplaces, with millions reporting for duty under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Employers face rising safety concerns and productivity loss.
Pour washing up liquid down sink to avoid frozen pipes
UK households are being urged to take a simple 30-second preventative measure using a common kitchen item to avoid frozen pipes and potential flooding as temperatures plummet this winter.
Australia's Wealth Gap Widens in New Damning Report
A damning new report reveals Australia's wealth gap is widening at an alarming rate, with executive pay soaring while worker wages stagnate. Discover the stark realities of the nation's cost-of-living crisis.
Fired worker gets revenge by buying the restaurant
An Australian hospitality worker, sacked after his boss spotted him out on a sick day, exacted the ultimate revenge by purchasing the entire restaurant that fired him in a stunning turn of events.
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