Capital Post seeks stories from young people under 25 unemployed for over a year, as ONS data shows youth joblessness at an 11-year high of 16%. We want to hear about your job search struggles and impacts.
The government's decision to scrap funding for management apprenticeships threatens to undermine efforts to support NEETs, as trained managers are crucial for guiding young people into sustainable employment.
Adrian Chiles shares his journey from dreading Mondays to cherishing them, detailing how a structured four-day workweek transformed his life and restored his sanity.
UK wage growth dropped to 3.8% in the three months to January, the slowest rate in over five years, with younger workers disproportionately affected by a hiring slowdown.
UK unemployment remains at a five-year high of 5.2%, driven by rising youth joblessness. The Iran war threatens to worsen inflation and hiring prospects.
Official figures reveal UK unemployment remains at 5.2%, the highest rate in five years, while wage growth hits its lowest point in over five years, signaling economic challenges ahead.
Official data reveals a decline in payrolled employees and job vacancies, with unemployment holding at 5.2%. The Bank of England's interest rate hold and global conflicts threaten recovery.
A £1bn scheme to pay firms for hiring young people faces criticism as a 'sticking plaster' solution that fails to address root causes of youth unemployment.
New analysis shows women set lower salary expectations, apply for fewer jobs, and target lower-paying roles than men, contributing to the gender pay gap from the outset.
Louise Gallagher, 50, faces prison after admitting to fabricating a doctor's note about cancer treatment and falsely claiming TfL had CCTV evidence of sexual assaults in failed employment tribunal cases against former employers Bunzl and Essity.
A 70-year-old cleaner received only £6.80 in statutory sick pay after a two-month absence due to injury, highlighting complex SSP rules and eligibility criteria.
Bentley Motors is set to cut hundreds of jobs in the UK as it navigates a challenging global market environment, impacting its workforce amid economic pressures.
The United Farm Workers union, founded by Cesar Chavez, continues to influence labor rights and social justice movements, with ongoing campaigns for fair wages and working conditions in agriculture.
Learn how to identify and manage office hookworms, colleagues who undermine others by taking credit for their work, with expert advice from speech coach Susie Ashfield.
The Labour government is rolling out an expanded youth jobs guarantee and apprenticeship reforms to address rising unemployment among young people, with new subsidies and training programs designed to create opportunities in a challenging economic climate
Supermarket chain Aldi announces 240 new jobs across Greater London, including management roles paying up to £69,000. Store assistants will see hourly wages rise to £14.88 within the M25 from April.
The UK government announces a £3,000 incentive for businesses to hire young people unemployed for six months, as youth joblessness hits an 11-year high.
New UK paternity leave rules starting April 6 allow fathers to take two weeks off from day one of employment, but without statutory pay, leaving many unable to afford time off with newborns.
As AI-driven layoffs hit industries like software, experts argue productivity gains should reduce work hours, not just boost profits, reviving historical labor struggles.
Paul, a 32-year-old bartender from Leeds, earns £26,000 annually but struggles to make ends meet, relying on his father for financial help. His dad demands he get a 'real job,' but Paul wants to keep bartending. Consumer champion Sarah Davidson advises cu
Businesses trialing four-day work weeks report increased productivity and job satisfaction, but adoption remains slow despite successful pilots and union advocacy.
Labour government introduces £3,000 subsidy for employers hiring young benefits claimants, expanding job guarantee to 40,000 more people amid rising unemployment rates.
Baby Boomers and Gen X are avoiding investments due to risk aversion, keeping funds in savings despite retirement shortfall warnings, according to Charles Schwab research.
Research reveals £120,000 annual salary marks the UK happiness ceiling, but only 1% earn this. Experts explain why Nordic countries top happiness rankings without extreme wealth.
A comprehensive study by WalletHub identifies the happiest US states based on emotional well-being, work environment, and community factors. Hawaii leads the list with high scores in low depression rates and sunny weather.
The UK's new Employment Rights Act is reversing decades of union decline, making workplace recognition easier and triggering increased activity in hospitality, retail, and professional services sectors.
The British Retail Consortium warns that Labour's employment rights reforms could reduce flexible entry-level roles, potentially worsening youth unemployment which has been called an 'existential crisis'.
A new study reveals that women are increasingly opting out of corporate leadership roles due to burnout from promotion pressures, highlighting systemic workplace challenges.
British companies are reporting severe difficulties in recruiting young workers due to rising costs and competitive pressures, according to evidence presented to MPs.
UK workers are increasingly taking 'soft off days' where they pretend to work from home while doing nothing. Career experts warn this trend could damage professional reputations and lead to termination.