24 h. ago How millions of workers on minimum wage can get secret extra pay rise worth £277k – anyone above 22 can do it

MILLIONS of minimum wage workers could bag an additional secret pay rise, the Sun can reveal. With the minimum wage set to increase, workers can get extra cash from employer by boosting their retirement income. Anyone aged between 22 and state pension age, who earns more than £10,000 a year with a single company is automatically signed...

Economics

68 h. ago Employers set to bring in 'crisis' changes for disabled workers

The Keep Britain Working review from Sir Charlie Mayfield, otherwise dubbed the Mayfield review, highlighted some key issues facing people both in and out of the workforce

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1 week ago Paramount to lay off 2,000 employees shortly after its merger with Skydance

In long-awaited cuts just months after completing its $8 billion merger with Skydance, Paramount has begun layoffs set to impact about 2,000 employees

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1 week ago Restaurant workers arrested for allegedly attacking man and disabled son who asked for help with car trouble

Court records show that at least two of the men are employees of the restaurant Yucatan

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1 week ago Horror footage shows nursery worker 'abusing disabled child with hand sanitiser'

Kaitlyn Pitzer, 36, was allegedly caught on camera abusing an 11-year-old child in her care. She has since been charged with child abuse and police have issued an update

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2 w. ago Amazon accused of denying workplace accommodations for pregnant and disabled staff

New Jersey claims the firm routinely denies reasonable requests like time off or lifting limits

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3 w. ago Government crackdown on car industry perk could drive up used car prices

Employee Car Ownership Schemes set to be targeted by HMRC, but it could hurt industry, government revenue and car buyers

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3 w. ago ‘For the sake of peace’: why a Palestinian forgives the Israeli soldier who shot him

Exclusive: Munib al-Masri Jr is part of a campaign asking the UK to help create a ‘just future’ in Palestine – starting with an apology for its role in the crisisHe has spent 14 years in pain, adjusting to paralysis below the waist. But Munib al-Masri Jr, 37, says he forgives the Israeli soldier who shot him.Masri is among Palestinians who welcomed the UK’s recognition of Palestinian statehood last month but are pushing the government to go further. The Britain Owes Palestine campaign that Masri is part of wants the UK to formally apologise for what they say is its historical role in creating the Middle East crisis, as ceasefire talks bring an uneasy peace to the region and raise questions about its future. Continue reading...

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