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Crackdown on pub banter will help anxious staff, says minister
Critics fear new law risks stifling free speech in public places and will force employers to monitor what people say
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More graduate jobs pay minimum wage as university premium evaporates
Rise in National Living Wage erodes salary gap between university leavers and low earners
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The office slackers who will benefit from Angela Rayner’s new workers’ rights Bill
New legislation will give staff full employment rights from day one, but critics say it will encourage the work-shy and is bad for business
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Lecturer awarded £25k after boss mentioned her dyslexia
Yasmeen Afzal claims she was ‘humiliated’ when department head revealed ‘sensitive personal information’ in front of students
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Britain’s economic failures are fuelling the masculinity crisis
Opportunities in male-dominated sectors have shrunk, but Trump’s tariffs are not the answer
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UK bosses to slash hiring at fastest rate since Covid over tariff fears
Households face possibility of a renewed squeeze as wages fail to keep pace with the cost of living
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‘The rich are wrong to flee Britain. They should stay to fix it’
Interview: Gym boss Justin Musgrove’s business faces £1m cost increase from rise in National Insurance
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Workplace etiquette has gone to the dogs – these rules can bring it back
How refreshing it is to see a chief executive pulling disrespectful employees into line, but it’s only the start
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Diversity drive increases police force’s ethnicity pay gap
Controversial West Yorkshire policy pushes wages for black staff further behind white colleagues, report shows
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Trump is about to make Britain’s worklessness crisis a whole lot worse
Already weakened by Reeves’s Budget, the UK jobs market is facing another devastating hammer blow
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Should you pay off your student loan early in 2025?
Students with Plan 5 loans will be paying off more debt, and for longer
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Britain suffers worst downturn in jobs market since Covid
Ratio of jobseekers to vacancies surges as tax hikes hammer business confidence
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SNP tells civil servants they only have to come into office once a week
Tories say ‘extraordinary’ disclosure raises questions over productivity and taxpayer spending on government buildings
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Dear Richard Madeley: ‘Can I still use AI at work even if it’s been banned?’
My workload is spiralling and I’m running out of ways to keep my head above water, but I don’t want to get caught cheating...
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How to insure against redundancy in Britain’s uncertain job market
Taking out cover against a loss of earnings provides peace of mind amid financial disaster
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How to ask for a pay rise
Whether at a start-up or legacy company, discover how to negotiate in your favour
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This screen-obsessed generation will regret choosing an idle life over work
The benefits of employment, besides getting paid. have been undersold to young people
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Unemployed youth should join the Army instead of sitting at home, says veterans minister
Young people not in education or work urged to consider career in the military
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BBC staff take record number of days off for mental health
Number of employees feeling under too much mental pressure to work has quadrupled in past 10 years
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Green belt Nimbys are ruining young people’s lives, warns developer
Resistance to development undermines job creation and economic wellbeing
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Why 90pc of workers in Britain are miserable
Job-weary staff are taking one foot off the pedal and keeping one eye on the door
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Counter-terrorism police worker who took top secret call in public library unfairly sacked
Colin Bastin made series of poor judgements during probationary period, but judge rules in his favour
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Under-fire ONS to strike for another six months over home working
More than 1,000 union members refuse to go into office amid fears over agency’s performance
