UK wage growth stalls as job market cools
Britain's wage growth has stagnated while the job market shows signs of cooling, even as inflation continues to rise. Experts warn of growing financial pressures on households.
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Angelina Jolie sells historic LA mansion
Hollywood superstar Angelina Jolie parts ways with her iconic Los Angeles estate, marking the end of an era. Discover the details behind the multi-million dollar sale.
Get £812 Universal Credit Advance Now
Struggling with bills before your first Universal Credit payment? Discover how to claim an advance of up to £812 and ease financial stress.
UK's baffling hiring crisis explained
A puzzling trend in the UK job market: businesses face hiring challenges while unemployment remains high. What's behind this mismatch?
Neighbour’s outrage over kids playing outside divides community
A furious neighbour has sparked a heated debate after complaining about children playing outside, calling it 'a nuisance'. The parents hit back, defending their kids' right to enjoy outdoor play.
DWP and HMRC update Child Benefit payments
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) and HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) are rolling out a significant update to Child Benefit payments, affecting millions of families across the UK. Here’s how the changes could impact you.
Bride shocked by colleague's HR complaint over wedding
A bride was left stunned after a colleague filed an HR complaint over her wedding, sparking a workplace feud. Read the full story here.
UK hiring intentions hit record low amid rising costs
British businesses are scaling back hiring plans to the lowest levels on record, citing rising employment costs and economic uncertainty.
Reeves plans NI cuts to tackle worker shortages
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves proposes slashing National Insurance for firms hiring key workers to boost employment and economic growth.
Pensioners missing out on £3,900 benefit
Thousands of UK state pensioners may be eligible for an extra £3,900 per year through Pension Credit, but many remain unaware. Here's how to check and claim.
DWP August 2024 benefit payment dates revealed
Find out the exact payment dates for DWP benefits in August 2024, including Universal Credit, PIP, and State Pension, and how bank holidays could affect your money.
Right to Buy discounts cost taxpayers £1.5bn
New figures reveal the staggering cost of Right to Buy discounts to UK taxpayers, raising questions about the scheme's future amid soaring demand and housing shortages.
Neighbour's 6am habit divides street
A quiet neighbourhood is divided after one resident's early morning routine causes a stir. Find out why this 6am habit has everyone talking.
Cotswolds Village Dubbed 'Britain's Beverly Hills'
A picturesque Cotswolds village is earning comparisons to Beverly Hills for its celebrity residents and stunning homes. Discover what makes it so special.
DWP confirms £748 monthly payment boost
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has announced a significant increase in monthly payments, offering financial relief for eligible claimants. Find out if you qualify.
UK workers get extra summer holiday in new policy
A new workplace initiative is set to grant thousands of UK employees an additional summer holiday, boosting morale and work-life balance.
Trump questions validity of US job growth figures
Former President Donald Trump casts doubt on the latest US employment data, calling into question the accuracy of government-reported job growth figures.
National Living Wage crisis: Why £11.44 isn't enough
Experts warn that the National Living Wage increase isn't enough to cover basic living costs, leaving workers in financial distress. Discover why the system is failing and what needs to change.
Neighbour blocks garage – could they face a £1,000 fine?
A furious homeowner was left fuming after a neighbour repeatedly blocked their garage. Could this lead to a hefty fine? Here’s what the law says.
US Unemployment Highest Since Pandemic Peak
New data reveals US unemployment has surged to its highest level since the height of the pandemic. Experts weigh in on the economic implications and future job trends.
Victoria's remote work backlash: Why resist the future?
As remote work becomes the norm, Victoria's resistance sparks debate. Explore why this shift is inevitable and why some are still pushing back.
Trump: Americans 'fed up' with employers – but is it true?
Former US President Donald Trump asserts that American workers are disillusioned with their employers, but economic indicators paint a more nuanced picture. Explore the facts behind his claims.
Sharon Graham re-elected as Unite leader
Sharon Graham secures another term as Unite's general secretary, winning 80% of the vote amid strong union support in Belfast.
HSE probes fatal Barra Island construction incident
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is probing a tragic incident on Barra Island after a man died while working on a construction project. The RNLI and emergency services responded to the scene.
Worker asks for £2 pay rise - what happened next?
A worker shares their surprising experience after requesting a small pay increase from their employer, revealing unexpected outcomes and lessons learned.
Worker loses racial discrimination case over birthday card
A Black finance worker who sued her employer for racial discrimination after not receiving a birthday card from colleagues has lost her case. The tribunal ruled the claim lacked merit.
Dutch workers can legally ignore after-hours messages
Employees in the Netherlands can now legally disconnect from work communications outside office hours, setting a precedent for work-life balance.
Australia's gender pay gap hits economy hard
A new report by Jobs and Skills Australia highlights the persistent gender pay gap and its broader economic consequences, urging policy reforms.
Orange sued over 'forced inactivity' discrimination claims
Laurence Van Wassenhove takes legal action against Orange, alleging unfair treatment and forced professional inactivity due to her gender and parental status.
Labour minister hiked rents while tackling homelessness
A Labour MP tasked with tackling homelessness faces backlash after it was revealed she increased rents for her own tenants while advocating for rent controls.
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