Sunak announces jobless benefits cut after a year, aiming to end "lifestyle" dependency, in largest welfare overhaul in a generation

Workers in their 40s in Britain have a strong chance of earning a salary worth £40,040, but that can decrease once they reach their 50s and 60s.

A mompreneur's bold move of investing her kids' college fund into her business pays off, with Bogg Bag looking at a $100 million growth this year

The South African online casino industry's rapid growth and competition shape both the economy and user preferences.

Japanese tech organisation, Aisaac, allow staff affected by hay fever to work from remote locations when the allergy is at its most prominent.

A study has shown that younger job applicants are not favoured by employers due to inexperience, whilst elderly people are not due to being near retirement.

Three American women have been documenting their adaptation to the UK on TikTok by pointing out the main differences between the two countries.

Business leaders want job applicants to be experienced with using ChatGPT as it can boost their productivity and creativity levels.

Whistleblower alleges Cybertruck flaws, drone footage show production delays.

Aspen Lamfers consumed a Wendy's meal in August 2022, with it revealed that the restaurant had failed two health inspections that summer.

Tesla admits to errors in severance for some laid-off workers. CEO Elon Musk apologised and promised corrections.

Tesla lays off 10 per cent of its workforce, some unaware until denied entry by security badge scans at factories.

A lack of interest in financial literacy education is limiting wage growth, investments and retirement funds amongst middle-class earners.

The signs that show that you are doing well financially include playing "the wealth game", tracking the average annual wage, knowing the three fundamentals of finance and changing your mindset.

Out of US professionals earning at least $175,000 a year, 25% say they are either "very poor," "poor", or "getting by, but things are tight."

As employees are speaking out against toxic work environments, Sylvester Stallone has been accused of calling actors 'fat' and risks being cancelled.

Workers in the United States have been paying nearly $8500 annually on commuting to their company offices.

To avoid layoff anxieties, financial advisors are urging workers to build businesses on the side of their current employment.

After a 32% hike in reported shoplifting offences, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has announced a crackdown on serial shoplifters and abusive customers.

Biden's new EPA mandate on electric vehicles faces challenges. It will force car companies to manufacture more EVs and may raise car prices.

Assemblyman, Matt Haney, wants to protect workers in California from having to respond to their bosses during nonworking hours.

Working tirelessly to get people outdoors, Copotaxi practices its mission through its employees.

While both employers and candidates benefit from AI tools, concerns linger about bias and impersonal AI interviews.

A woman sparked a debate on social media after she was told that she didn't "put enough effort" into her appearance for a job interview.

Delhi CM Kejriwal is facing an ED inquiry over alleged fund misuse in AAP's Goa campaign; ED is seeking Apple's aid for iPhone access.

Lauren Howard lets her employees schedule in their chosen days off and says they can do so, without reason.

Instead of relying on monthly wages and being trapped or exposed to a negative environment, the "f*ck you fund" supports workers by eliminating financial barriers.

With a huge, runaway cargo ship bearing down on one of Baltimore harbor's busiest bridges, local police had just moments to react to a last-ditch Mayday call from its crew.

Hostile leadership and unfairness in the workplace have been linked to sleep deprivation and a lack of motivation amongst workers.

London Underground staff will go on strike on two separate occasions in April and May over ongoing pay and working condition disputes.