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AI Could Give UK Workers Half Their Day Back

A new study finds AI could save UK office workers 48% of their day. Discover how this digital labour shift is reshaping work and the £159bn investment at stake.

Gen Z Leadership: Less Control, More Clarity

EDHEC's Genevieve Houriet Segard reveals what Gen Z expects from a good boss: transparency, trust, and purpose. Learn how to manage young professionals effectively.

Experts Redefine 'Feminised Work' in Modern Economy

Academics from the University of Southern Denmark argue a feminist view shows pay and conditions are tied to gender definitions. They challenge right-wing narratives, urging for equitable change.

Gender Pay Gap Worsens Among Executives

Australia's gender pay gap narrows to 21.1%, but women CEOs face a $185,335 pay disparity. Discover the state-by-state breakdown and the path to progress.

Nurse suspended for racist and ageist abuse

A senior nurse at St Mary's Hospital has been suspended for 12 months after a tribunal found she bullied a colleague with racist and ageist insults. Discover the full details of the case.

Fail Watching: Gen Z's Workplace Schadenfreude

34% of Gen Z admit to 'fail watching' - secretly enjoying colleagues' mistakes. Experts reveal why competitive job markets and social media fuel this workplace phenomenon.

Secret Santa Disasters: Share Your Stories

Have you received a terrible Secret Santa gift? The Guardian wants to hear about your festive gift disasters from workplace exchanges. Share your anonymous story today.

AIG rescinds John Neal offer after Lloyd's probe

Insurance giant AIG has withdrawn its offer to former Lloyd's CEO John Neal after an alleged workplace relationship came to light. Discover the full story behind this dramatic corporate U-turn.

MLS Exec Tanner Denies Sexist, Racist Allegations

Philadelphia Union sporting director Ernst Tanner denies multiple allegations of sexist, racist and homophobic behaviour detailed in MLSPA complaint. MLS investigation could not corroborate claims.

Father dies in North Sea oil rig crane fall

Tributes pour in for Lee Hulse, 32, who died after a fall on the Valaris 121 oil rig. A fundraiser for his family has raised over £16,000. Read the full story.

ESG Costs UK Firms £500k, Stifling Growth

A new report reveals ESG compliance costs large firms over £500,000 yearly, diverting focus from innovation and growth. Discover why Baroness Cash calls for a strategic shift.

Universal Credit claimants soar to 8.3 million

New government figures reveal a surge of 1.1 million Universal Credit claimants in a year, with nearly half not required to work. Discover the latest on the UK's welfare reforms.

Govt to Reconsider Waspi Women Compensation

The government will reconsider compensating 3.6 million Waspi women after new evidence emerged. Campaigners call this a major step forward in their fight for justice.

Government to reconsider Waspi pension decision

UK government forced to reconsider denying compensation to 3.6 million Waspi women after legal pressure. Campaigners hail major victory in long-running state pension age battle.

Gen Z drowning in probation period anxiety

New research reveals Gen Z faces double the psychological distress during probation periods. Discover expert tips to navigate this stressful career phase and secure your permanent role.

Pension tax threat for young savers faces backlash

A 31-year-old paying thousands into his pension warns that proposed NI taxes on salary sacrifice could destroy retirement planning for young Britons. Discover why this policy threatens financial futures.

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