Category : Employment Jobs


Isle of Man's Stability in Tax Debate

The Isle of Man's tax-neutral jurisdiction with zero corporate tax and no capital gains tax provides stability amid global regulatory uncertainty, attracting fund managers seeking predictable long-term planning.

Free Lash Workshop for Mums Gets 150+ Responses

Tania Kalila offered free eyelash training to mothers with young children, expecting 10 applicants but receiving over 150 requests, highlighting the urgent need for flexible work options.

UK Youth Anxious About Jobs and AI Impact

New King's Trust research reveals over 70% of UK young adults are anxious about careers, with AI fears rising and job availability declining locally.

Maximise Savings in Falling Rate Landscape

With Bank of England rate cuts forecast for 2026, UK savers must rethink strategies. Expert advice on instant access, notice, and fixed-term accounts to protect savings value.

Polygamous Working: The Hidden Risk of Multiple Jobs

Explore the surge in polygamous working, where employees hold multiple full-time jobs secretly. Learn about legal risks, fraud cases, and the impact of hybrid work on this growing trend in the UK.

German CDU Proposes Ban on Part-Time Work Rights

Germany's Christian Democrats business wing proposes ending legal entitlement to part-time work, calling it 'lifestyle' choice. Critics warn it ignores childcare needs and economic realities.

700,000 Jobless Graduates on Benefits in UK

A new report reveals 700,000 unemployed graduates are claiming benefits, prompting calls to shift focus from university to technical education and apprenticeships.

WFH Delays January Job Hunting Surge

Analysis reveals the traditional January job search peak has moved to late January due to hybrid working patterns, with insights on recruitment trends and economic challenges.

AI Must Augment, Not Replace Human Workers

Policymakers urged to steer AI development toward augmenting human capabilities rather than automation, as IMF warns of job market 'tsunami' and tech leaders call for social responsibility.

DWP £50 Fine Warning: 20 Changes to Report

The Department for Work and Pensions warns Universal Credit claimants about £50 fines for failing to report 20 key changes in circumstances, with penalties for non-compliance.

Prue Leith Retires from Bake Off at 86

Prue Leith steps down from The Great British Bake Off at 86, igniting a conversation about age, work, and the value of experience in modern Britain.

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