Martin Lewis: Claim your unclaimed wages now
Money-saving expert Martin Lewis has issued an urgent warning to UK workers, revealing that millions could be missing out on hundreds of pounds in unclaimed wages. Find out how to check if you're owed.
Category : Employment
Wetherspoons worker reveals 7 secrets to hospitality success
A Wetherspoons employee shares insider tips on how to succeed in the fast-paced world of hospitality, from handling stress to mastering customer service.
DWP confirms £301 payment update – check eligibility
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has issued a crucial update regarding the £301 Cost of Living Payment, clarifying eligibility and payment timelines for struggling households.
UK workers sacrificing personal lives to unpaid overtime
New research reveals how unpaid overtime is eroding work-life balance, with employees sacrificing personal time for professional demands. Experts warn of long-term consequences for wellbeing and productivity.
DWP begins recovering overpaid benefits
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has started reclaiming overpaid benefits from claimants. Find out how this affects you and what steps to take.
Qantas fined £66m for pandemic staff sackings
Australia's national airline Qantas has been slapped with a hefty fine for unlawfully dismissing workers during the COVID-19 crisis. Discover the full story behind this controversial decision.
Qantas fined £130m for illegal pandemic sackings
Australia's Federal Court has ordered Qantas to pay a record penalty for unlawfully terminating nearly 1,700 ground staff during COVID-19 lockdowns.
Qantas fined £90m for illegal COVID sackings
Australia's Federal Court has fined Qantas a staggering £90m for unlawfully terminating ground staff during the pandemic, following a union-led legal challenge.
Qantas fined £90m for illegal pandemic sackings
Australia's flagship airline Qantas has been ordered to pay a staggering £90 million penalty after unlawfully terminating 1,700 ground staff during the COVID-19 crisis.
DWP warns benefit claimants: Update details or face delays
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has issued a critical alert to benefit claimants, urging them to update their details immediately to avoid payment disruptions. Find out what you need to do to secure your funds.
Why Construction Should Be a Career for Life
Exploring the untapped potential of construction careers in the UK and why the sector must evolve to attract and retain skilled workers.
Wythenshawe's 'Ghost Town': The Shocking Truth
A shocking exposé reveals the grim reality of Wythenshawe's neglected estates, dubbed a 'ghost town' by frustrated locals. Discover the truth behind the decay.
Single mum's £14k divorce debt battle
A single mother shares her heartbreaking journey into £14,000 debt after divorce and reveals how she turned her finances around.
Alan Titchmarsh forced to leave home after 35 years
TV gardening legend Alan Titchmarsh opens up about being forced to leave his cherished home of 35 years as living costs soar, sharing an emotional farewell to his famous garden.
Neighbour demands I move my car daily - who does that?
A furious mum shares her shocking story of an entitled neighbour who demands she moves her car daily - is this the most selfish request ever?
Australia raises minimum wage to £15.76/hour
Australia raises its minimum wage to £15.76 per hour to combat rising living expenses. Could this set a precedent for the UK?
Thriving after divorce at 50: one woman's inspiring journey
A woman shares her inspiring journey of rebuilding her life after a painful divorce at 50, proving it's never too late to start anew.
Jacinta Allan's work-from-home gambit pays off
Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan is sparking debate over remote work policies, as businesses unwittingly fuel her political agenda. What does this mean for Australia's workforce?
Travellers spark fury by setting up camp on affluent common
Residents in an affluent area are up in arms after a group of Travellers occupied a picturesque common, leaving locals frustrated and demanding action.
DWP warning over state pension and benefit delays
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has alerted millions of Britons about potential disruptions to state pension and benefit payments. Here's what you need to know.
Falkirk workers protest over pay and union rights
Workers in Falkirk have taken to the streets in a major protest, demanding better union rights and fair pay amid growing tensions with local authorities.
DWP £1,247 monthly payments announced
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is rolling out monthly payments of up to £1,247 for qualifying individuals. Find out if you're eligible and how to claim.
Aussie workers strike major workplace deal
Australian employees have reached a pivotal workplace agreement, addressing key employment concerns and setting new standards for workers' rights.
Charming Fisherman's Cabin Near Marseille
Discover the enchanting transformation of a tiny fisherman's cabin just outside Marseille, featuring vintage banquettes, lime-washed panelling, and whimsical scalloped trims.
Couples slash costs by moving to narrowboats
Meet the couples ditching traditional homes for life on narrowboats, saving thousands while embracing a minimalist, adventurous lifestyle.
Worker fired for 'bad dancing' in office
An employee was reportedly fired after bosses deemed their office dance moves—including shuffling—'unprofessional' and 'distracting'. The bizarre dismissal has sparked debate on workplace culture.
Neighbour disputes: Your rights on trees and hedges
Conflicts with neighbours over trees and hedges can escalate quickly. Here's what UK law says about your rights and responsibilities.
Rayner demands heatwave protections for UK workers
Deputy Labour leader Angela Rayner calls for stronger protections for workers during extreme heat, as soaring temperatures put health and safety at risk across the UK.
Why more UK couples are opting for prenuptial agreements
Prenuptial agreements are becoming increasingly popular in the UK as couples seek to protect their finances. Here’s why you might need one.
Universal Credit stopped over £1.50 debt
A man's Universal Credit payments were abruptly stopped due to a tiny £1.50 debt, leaving him in financial turmoil. Discover how the DWP's strict policies are affecting claimants.
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