Employment
AI skills will soon be as necessary for job seekers as Microsoft Word. Who will be left behind?
AI skills will soon be as necessary for job seekers as Microsoft Word. Who will be left behind?
'I've heard the saying: You won't lose your job to AI, you’ll lose your job to human who's being supported by using AI'
'This is not human': UK asylum system pushing refugees into 'homelessness and danger', report finds
'This is not human': UK asylum system pushing refugees into 'homelessness and danger', report finds
Rise in young people not in work or education could fill Man Utd's Old Trafford stadium
Rise in young people not in work or education could fill Man Utd's Old Trafford stadium
'My heart burns': Three years after fall of Kabul, Afghan women share stories of escape and hope
'My heart burns': Three years after fall of Kabul, Afghan women share stories of escape and hope
British children need a 'digital vaccination' to tackle tsunami of fake news and disinformation
British children need a 'digital vaccination' to tackle tsunami of fake news and disinformation
The toxic conversation about people out of work needs to stop. It's harming disabled people
The toxic conversation about people out of work needs to stop. It's harming disabled people
Three-quarters of Labour voters back a four-day working week: 'Brits are burnt out'
Three-quarters of Labour voters back a four-day working week: 'Brits are burnt out'
Job market 'cooling' to pre-pandemic levels, experts say, as unemployment slowly falls
Job market 'cooling' to pre-pandemic levels, experts say, as unemployment slowly falls
Employees working through sickness is costing UK businesses billions, think tank says
Employees working through sickness is costing UK businesses billions, think tank says
I'm a union organiser in Coventry. Here's how Amazon's 'union busting' works
I'm a union organiser in Coventry. Here's how Amazon's 'union busting' works
DWP should prioritise supporting benefit claimants over sanctions, most people say
DWP should prioritise supporting benefit claimants over sanctions, most people say
Liz Kendall wants to reform the DWP from a 'department for welfare' to a 'department for work'
Liz Kendall wants to reform the DWP from a 'department for welfare' to a 'department for work'
DWP Jobcentre security guards 'suffer' and turn to food banks as wages fail to cover basics
DWP Jobcentre security guards 'suffer' and turn to food banks as wages fail to cover basics
Workers blame Amazon's 'union-busting' after losing historic union vote: 'This is not the end'
Workers blame Amazon's 'union-busting' after losing historic union vote: 'This is not the end'
'Huge mandate': Brits of all political stripes want stronger rights for workers, poll finds
'Huge mandate': Brits of all political stripes want stronger rights for workers, poll finds
From a new UK pilot to union backing: The four-day working week has never been closer to reality
From a new UK pilot to union backing: The four-day working week has never been closer to reality
'It's David vs Goliath': Inside Amazon workers' historic battle for trade union recognition
'It's David vs Goliath': Inside Amazon workers' historic battle for trade union recognition
'DWP doesn't seem to care': Jobcentres close on election day as 1,500 security guards go on strike
'DWP doesn't seem to care': Jobcentres close on election day as 1,500 security guards go on strike
Child poverty in working households soared by 1,350 a week since Tories came to power, report finds
Child poverty in working households soared by 1,350 a week since Tories came to power, report finds
Why the four-day working week is a feminist issue – and what we need to do about it
Why the four-day working week is a feminist issue – and what we need to do about it
'Your world changes in a moment': Brain injury survivors share remarkable stories of strength and triumph
'Your world changes in a moment': Brain injury survivors share remarkable stories of strength and triumph
Key takeaways from Labour's manifesto pledges for work, benefits and disability rights
Key takeaways from Labour's manifesto pledges for work, benefits and disability rights
World's first fine-dining restaurant staffed by homeless people to open in London
World's first fine-dining restaurant staffed by homeless people to open in London
Rishi Sunak says slashing benefits is his 'moral mission'. But what's moral about causing anxiety?
Rishi Sunak says slashing benefits is his 'moral mission'. But what's moral about causing anxiety?
Nearly half of brain injury survivors claim benefits – without enough support to get back to work
