Four manufacturing sites will close with the expected loss of around 740 jobs

Exclusive: Instructors at tech training company Multiverse hit out at ‘remorseless’ and ‘unnerving’ monitoring system

Disclosure reveals ⁠new area of privacy risk for the company and illustrates ​how difficult it is to inventory unauthorized activity tied to its agents

Exclusive: Former Labour minister says working-class fathers are being shortchanged and budget should correct it

Herstmonceux Castle, east of Hailsham, has partnered with nature restoration experts Nattergal to rewild and restore 240 acres of the estate.

The £210m South East Investment Fund is open. Loans from £25k to £2m, equity to £5m, across Sussex, Surrey, Kent and beyond. What it is and who qualifies.

With a day-one entitlement to two weeks’ unpaid time off coming in April 2027, People Management looks at actions for employers

Albanese says OpenAI did not alert the Australian government to breach until 10 September

Visitor numbers are almost back to pre-pandemic levels, cabinet members were told as they backed a 25-year lease to enable

Workers in all industries except for IT and telecoms were feeling less secure about their jobs last month, the S&P Global UK consumer index found.

Hundreds of former workers are owed around £489,000 in employee wages arrears and holiday pay

More than a million people have left work to look after loved ones in the past two years, Carers UK says

Rhys becomes first actor to win lead acting awards for different shows in the same night, while Hacks’ Smart is the first woman to win for every season of a show

Applicants have to pitch their ideas on stage in front of a panel of judges and an audience. But is this exciting or unfair?

Health service faces exodus as almost four-fifths of BAME managers surveyed reported racism, exclusion and barriers to career progression

YouTube video by LGBT Switchboard

In a social media post, Dario Amodei proposed a plan including third-party evaluations of AI systems

Amazon.com was sued on Tuesday in a proposed nationwide class action accusing the ‌retailer of systematically discriminating against thousands of pregnant employees, including by firing some it claime...

Facilities likely to employ 10,400 workers, compared with 40,000 in industry estimates, thinktank says

Tribunal rules FTSE 100 group is justified in paying warehouse workers more than mostly female shop workers

Exclusive: Staff expect ‘brutal’ cutbacks as broadcaster seeks to reduce costs amid advertising slowdown

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Proposals to merge smaller councils to form larger authorities have been paused or withdrawn in a number of areas.

Review led by Donna Ockenden launches after campaign by families and media investigation into deaths

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Time Out magazine says Brighton has best nightlife in the UK - and better than Beijing and Athens.

Songwriter of I Will Always Love You, Jolene and 9 to 5 also invested millions in child literacy, Covid-19 vaccine development and other causes Dolly Parton, one of the greatest singer-songwriters in country music who was also much cherished for her philanthropy, has died aged 80. Her death was announced by nephew Brian Seaver on Instagram. Continue reading...

The much-adored musician, who wrote more than 3,000 songs, was known for huge hits including ‘9 to 5’ and ‘Jolene’

Job site Adzuna said the number of graduate vacancies was the lowest since 2016

Jessica Morgan was told 'nobody wants to see a pregnant woman' give a presentation

An Acas survey finds 34% of employers say not turning up for work is the worst behaviour that resulted in disciplinary action.

Expected quarterly price cap rise of 4% likely to wipe out benefits of Andy Burnham’s VAT cut on electricity bills

Dwindling donations and stiff competition from secondhand sellers online prompt review but ‘no plans for closures yet’

The ONS said its survey found that small firms may not be recruiting because of increased labour costs and other business expenses.