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As Budget week unfolds, Laura Kuenssberg examines the implications of recent policy changes for Labour, including a tax U-turn and a partial retreat on workers' rights. The analysis explores potential…
Despite the growth of the US economy, there is a noticeable decline in hiring rates and job openings, raising concerns about the sustainability of the job market. Many experts are questioning whether …
Joe Pike discusses the government's current plans to implement a uniform minimum wage across all age groups. This initiative aims to standardize pay and ensure fair compensation for workers regardless…
A recent discussion highlights the often-overlooked human labor that contributes to the development of humanoid robots. As artificial intelligence advances, particularly in the realm of physical AI, t…
The number of workers on zero-hours contracts has reached a record high, with an increase of 181,000 since the Labour Party came to power. This rise in zero-hours contracts has sparked discussions abo…
Reform has announced plans to change the pension schemes for new local government workers, proposing to eliminate the more generous defined benefit schemes currently in place. If Reform wins office, t…
In 2025, the UK experienced a significant reduction in work visa grants, with numbers dropping by a fifth. This decline follows the implementation of stricter immigration rules aimed at controlling th…
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