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FTSE 100 bosses’ pay ‘overtakes average UK salary in less than three days’
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Not all jobs could be saved in Covid but ‘mass unemployment’ prevented – Sunak
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MP calls for companies to pay tax for AI bots used to replace workers
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Barclays chief urges Government to limit wage rises and avoid hiking bank taxes
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Starmer faces pressure to recognise Palestinian state immediately
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Tearing up strikes law branded ‘recklessness’ by Government opponents
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UK-EU deal hailed as milestone but is ‘just the beginning’, says industry
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Low-paid workers to get 80% sick pay guarantee, says Labour
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Thousands descend on London in protest against Trump’s Ukraine talks
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Scottish Secretary to become first Cabinet minister to take full paternity leave
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McDonald’s faces fresh harassment claims as UK boss prepares to face MPs
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Tories warn of ‘existential crisis’ as Employment Bill to cost firms billions
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Smaller businesses ‘could face higher costs under new employment laws’
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More than 50 Labour MPs fail to back Starmer on winter fuel allowance
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Starmer warns unions he will not risk economic stability with bumper pay deals
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Business groups say Labour should be cautious over four-day working week plan
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FTSE 100 falls after nearing record high earlier on Friday
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Huge changes to employment rights unveiled
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Former subpostmasters union leader ‘privately tipped off Post Office on Horizon’
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Former head of subpostmasters union denies being ‘too close’ to Post Office
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Sunak criticises ‘unprincipled’ Starmer over Elphicke defection
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Starmer faces calls for Elphicke probe and criticism over her anti-strike views
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BrewDog boss James Watt calls time after 17 years
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P&O Ferries boss admits paying workers £4.87 per hour
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Former Siemens UK boss to lead Labour review into major rail project delivery
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Johnson described schools facemask policy as ‘totally f***** up’
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Sick pay in the UK is ‘far too low’, Matt Hancock tells Covid inquiry
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Rayner to strengthen workers’ rights ‘within Labour’s first 100 days in office’
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Healthcare workers ‘felt under-appreciated’ amid weekly pandemic clap
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