Real finance workers reveal truth behind BBC's Industry
As the BBC's high-stakes drama Industry returns, real finance workers share shocking stories of misogyny, drug use, and toxic culture in London's trading floors. Read their accounts here.
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Pastry chef dies in industrial dough mixer accident
Tragic accident claims life of 71-year-old pastry chef Mordehay Grunberger at a Florida kosher market. Police investigation finds no foul play. Read the full story.
Filipino worker's death referred to Australian federal police
The death of a Filipino migrant worker in New South Wales has been referred to the Australian Federal Police, raising serious questions about worker safety and exploitation.
Make Your UK Workplace More Eco-Friendly in 2024
From ride-to-work schemes to waste audits, discover actionable strategies for UK businesses to reduce their environmental impact and operational costs. Start your green transition today.
Nurses win harassment case over NHS changing room use
Eight female nurses win an employment tribunal against an NHS trust for harassment after a trans colleague used female changing facilities. The judge ruled their dignity was violated.
Clickbait: A Gripping Drama on Internet Moderation
Lili Reinhart stars in 'Clickbait', a restrained workplace thriller exploring the human cost of moderating violent online content. The film is released on digital platforms from 19 January.
Competency Porn: The Rise of Watching People Excel at Work
In a chaotic world, 'competency porn' offers a soothing escape. Discover why TV shows like The Pitt and The Paper, featuring capable professionals, are the new fantasy. Explore the cultural shift.
Gregg Wallace apology rejected over alleged behaviour
Catriona Innes details a 2013 encounter with Gregg Wallace and explains why his recent apology for 'hurtful' comments fails to address deeper allegations of inappropriate behaviour.
Chinwe Odimba-Chapman: First Black Female Partner at Chapman Taylor
Chinwe Odimba-Chapman makes history as the first Black female partner at architecture giant Chapman Taylor. She discusses merit, visibility, and shaping London's future skyline. Read her inspiring story.
1 in 10 NHS Staff Face Violence, Report Shows
Shocking data reveals over 10% of NHS staff in England experienced violence in 2025. Explore the scale of the crisis and the urgent calls for better safeguards and prevention.
Finance worker told to 'spread legs' for contract
A former finance professional reveals shocking sexual harassment she faced, including being told to 'spread her legs' for a contract. She discusses the industry's toxic culture and her new mission to support victims.
Workplace rights in cold weather explained
As Storm Goretti brings heavy snow, we explain UK workplace temperature laws, employer responsibilities, and what to do if it's too cold to work. Stay informed and safe.
Why 2025 Wasn't the Year of AI Agents
Despite bold predictions from tech leaders, AI agents have not revolutionised work in 2025. Discover why adoption lags and measurable returns remain elusive for most UK firms.
Worker films colleagues in toilet, blames bullying
Andrew Cox, 38, avoided prison after secretly recording colleagues. He claimed workplace bullying led to his voyeurism. Read the full court details.
How to Master Your Lunch Break for Better Energy
Struggling with your lunch hour? Coaches and a nutritionist reveal how small, consistent habits and balanced meals like lentil soup can transform your afternoon energy and focus. Learn to design your break.
Trump's 2025: Racism and Misogyny in His Own Words
A detailed review of Donald Trump's incendiary comments and policies targeting women and minorities in 2025, from Air Force One insults to executive orders. Read the full account.
KFC boss pays £66,8k after 'slave' race discrimination
A South London KFC franchisee must pay £66,800 in compensation after a tribunal found an Indian worker was racially harassed and called a 'slave'. The firm must now implement anti-discrimination training.
Women quit jobs due to endometriosis, demand UK menstrual leave
Two women share their debilitating struggles with endometriosis, having quit multiple jobs. They are now campaigning for UK menstrual leave, as a petition hits 74,000 signatures.
KFC boss pays £70k in race discrimination tribunal
A KFC franchisee must pay nearly £70,000 after a tribunal found a manager called an Indian employee a 'slave' and forced him to work excessive hours. Read the full ruling.
AI Won't End Burnout, Says Clyde & Co HR Chief
Clyde & Co's Chief People Officer warns AI is not a cure for workplace burnout. Discover why human-centric strategies remain essential for employee wellbeing.
Buyside Traders' Job Fears Amid Mental Health Crisis
A new survey reveals deep anxiety among buyside traders, with 40% fearing redundancy and 70% reporting mental health struggles. Explore the pressures reshaping the City.
Freshfields gives Gen Z students resilience training
Magic Circle law firm Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer introduces a new resilience programme for its Gen Z trainees, aiming to equip them with tools to manage workplace pressures and improve mental wellbeing. Discover how the legal sector is adapting.
Worker killed by 95kg granite slabs in Lanarkshire
A 61-year-old father was killed when granite slabs fell from a lorry in Larkhall. Blyth Marble Ltd admitted breaching health and safety laws. Read the full report.
Government's New Strategy to Tackle Violence Against Women
The UK government has unveiled a landmark strategy to reduce violence against women and girls. Ministers must now deliver on their bold promises with concrete action and sustained funding.
New Plan to Tackle Misogyny in English Schools
The UK government has announced a new strategy to combat misogyny in English schools, including mandatory training and updated guidance. Read the full details and analysis here.
£550m Plan to Tackle Toxic Masculinity in Schools
A new government strategy will see pupils as young as 11 sent on behaviour courses covering deepfakes and online abuse. Critics question the long-term funding.
Musk's Sweeney Comments Expose Political Hypocrisy
Elon Musk's sexualised posts about actor Sydney Sweeney sparked a revealing debate, showing how political bias excuses misogyny. Discover the uncomfortable truth about culture wars and empathy.
Government publishes delayed Violence Against Women strategy
The government's long-awaited Violence Against Women and Girls strategy is published, focusing on prevention in schools. Jess Phillips admits delays but claims a more ambitious plan.
Teachers trained to spot early signs of misogyny in boys
A new £20m government strategy aims to halve violence against women and girls in a decade. Teachers will be trained to identify and challenge misogynistic attitudes in schools.
Starmer launches historic crackdown on violence against women
Prime Minister Keir Starmer unveils a landmark national strategy to halve violence against women and girls in ten years, backed by new funding and a cross-government approach.
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