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Tattoos have become increasingly popular, but their acceptance in the workplace remains a topic of debate. Research suggests that visible tattoos can still affect job prospects, particularly in certain industries.
A growing number of US business owners are selling their companies to employees as they approach retirement, a trend that boosts staff morale and company productivity while preserving jobs.
This article discusses the need for boundaries in the workplace as AI technology advances, highlighting concerns about human qualities in jobs and the potential for workers to be "robotised" by constant surveillance and repetitive tasks.
Fans are planning leave, flexible hours and sick days around late World Cup kick-offs, while employers brace for lost productivity.
Denby Pottery has made its last pieces after 200 years of production, following administration and a failed search for a buyer.
London Underground drivers have begun a 24-hour strike after talks over working patterns broke down. TfL says it will try to keep at least half of Tube services running.
London Underground strikes will go ahead on Tuesday and Thursday after last-minute talks failed, threatening travel disruption and business losses.
Workers need greater say over AI rollout, says TUC-backed report
An IPPR report backed by the TUC says workers need more power over how AI is introduced at work so gains are shared fairly.
The Guardian view on Britain’s economy: to profit politically a recovery must be felt in people’s pockets | Editorial
The Guardian says growth and lower inflation are not enough if jobs, pay and living standards stay weak.
Next boss warns of 'dramatic' fall in entry-level jobs
Next's boss says entry-level jobs are shrinking fast in the UK as taxes, wage costs and new labour rules make hiring harder.