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Woman Who Dragged Company To Court For Not Getting Farewell Card Loses UK Employment Claim
A former colleague testified that a card was purchased for Conaghan, but it was ultimately not given to her due to the low number of signatures.
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Russia Seeking To Cause "Mayhem" In UK Over Support For Ukraine: Spy Agency
Russia and Iran had turned to employing criminals and private intelligence officers to do their work on British soil, the chief of Britain's domestic intelligence service said.
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Manager Of Indian Restaurant In UK Banned For Hiring Illegal Workers
A manager of an Indian restaurant and takeaway in eastern England has been handed a seven-year ban as a company director after employing three illegal workers from Bangladesh.
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Study Abroad: Explore Top Scholarships To Pursue Education In US
The international exposure gained through education abroad is highly valued by employers globally, enhancing qualities such as employability, flexibility, resilience, and global awareness.
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British School Employs AI Robot As Principal Headteacher For Enhanced Decision-Making
The Cottesmore school charges fees up to almost 32000 pounds (Rs 32,48,121) a year for UK students.
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Indian-Origin Fraudster In UK Ordered To Pay Back Stolen GBP 78,000
An Indian-origin fraudster who swindled thousands of pounds from his employer to pay back money he stole from a previous employer has been ordered to pay back GBP 78,000 by a UK court.
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BBC, Channel 4 Probe Rape Allegations Against Ex-Employee Russell Brand
The BBC and Channel 4, former employers of British actor and comedian Russell Brand, said Sunday they were investigating claims of rape, sexual assaults and emotional abuse over a seven-year period, which the 48-year-old has denied.
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Crypto Becomes Regulated Financial Sector in UK: Details
The UK has officially regulated the crypto sector under its newly passed Financial Services and Markets Act 2023. With regulating the crypto sector, the UK is essentially gearing up to bank on all the growth and employment opportunities that the industry unlocks in fintech.
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UK Telecom Firm BT to Cut 55,000 Jobs by 2030 After 5G Network, Fiber Broadband Rollout
British telecoms and television group BT said Thursday it would axe up to 55,000 jobs by the end of the decade to slash costs in the latest tech-sector jobs cull. BT employs 130,000 staff, including contractors. The group will lower this to between 75,000 and 90,000 people over the next five to seven years, it said in a results statement.
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UK Bosses Try To Lure Gen Z Workers With 'Early Finish Fridays'
UK employers desperate to recruit and retain Gen Z workers are increasingly offering "early finish Fridays" in a bid to fill vacant roles amid an ongoing staff shortage crisis.
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Amazon Still Seems Hell Bent on Turning Workers Into Robots - Here’s a Better Way Forward
Amazon has seen hundreds of workers strike at its Coventry warehouse in the UK, as employees push back against long hours and a surveillance system that records the time taken to do each task, as well as going to the toilet. Here's how Amazon can improve work quality without turning its workers into robots.
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YouTube Child Data Gathering Faces Scrutiny in UK After Complaint
Britain's information regulator said on Wednesday it would look into an official complaint accusing Alphabet's YouTube of illegally collecting data from millions of children. The complaint lodged by father-of-three Duncan McCann, who is leading the campaign and supported by his employer the advocacy group 5Rights, said the video-streaming platform ...
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BMW Employee Sacked For Taking Lunch Break Awarded 16,000 Pounds In Compensation In UK
A BMW worker who lost his job after leaving for an hour during his lunch break has been compensated with 16,000 pounds.
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Indian Lecturer Wins Race Discrimination Case Against UK University
An Indian lecturer has won a race discrimination case against the University of Portsmouth after an employment tribunal ruled that she was discriminated against when overlooked for a role as a "visible" member
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UK To Allow Employees To Request Flexible Working From Day 1 Of Job
UK workers will be able to request flexible employment from the first day of a job under government plans announced Monday.
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Woman Who Dragged Company To Court For Not Getting Farewell Card Loses UK Employment Claim
A former colleague testified that a card was purchased for Conaghan, but it was ultimately not given to her due to the low number of signatures.
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Russia Seeking To Cause "Mayhem" In UK Over Support For Ukraine: Spy Agency
Russia and Iran had turned to employing criminals and private intelligence officers to do their work on British soil, the chief of Britain's domestic intelligence service said.
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Manager Of Indian Restaurant In UK Banned For Hiring Illegal Workers
A manager of an Indian restaurant and takeaway in eastern England has been handed a seven-year ban as a company director after employing three illegal workers from Bangladesh.
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Study Abroad: Explore Top Scholarships To Pursue Education In US
The international exposure gained through education abroad is highly valued by employers globally, enhancing qualities such as employability, flexibility, resilience, and global awareness.
-
British School Employs AI Robot As Principal Headteacher For Enhanced Decision-Making
The Cottesmore school charges fees up to almost 32000 pounds (Rs 32,48,121) a year for UK students.
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Indian-Origin Fraudster In UK Ordered To Pay Back Stolen GBP 78,000
An Indian-origin fraudster who swindled thousands of pounds from his employer to pay back money he stole from a previous employer has been ordered to pay back GBP 78,000 by a UK court.
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BBC, Channel 4 Probe Rape Allegations Against Ex-Employee Russell Brand
The BBC and Channel 4, former employers of British actor and comedian Russell Brand, said Sunday they were investigating claims of rape, sexual assaults and emotional abuse over a seven-year period, which the 48-year-old has denied.
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Crypto Becomes Regulated Financial Sector in UK: Details
The UK has officially regulated the crypto sector under its newly passed Financial Services and Markets Act 2023. With regulating the crypto sector, the UK is essentially gearing up to bank on all the growth and employment opportunities that the industry unlocks in fintech.
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UK Telecom Firm BT to Cut 55,000 Jobs by 2030 After 5G Network, Fiber Broadband Rollout
British telecoms and television group BT said Thursday it would axe up to 55,000 jobs by the end of the decade to slash costs in the latest tech-sector jobs cull. BT employs 130,000 staff, including contractors. The group will lower this to between 75,000 and 90,000 people over the next five to seven years, it said in a results statement.
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UK Bosses Try To Lure Gen Z Workers With 'Early Finish Fridays'
UK employers desperate to recruit and retain Gen Z workers are increasingly offering "early finish Fridays" in a bid to fill vacant roles amid an ongoing staff shortage crisis.
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Amazon Still Seems Hell Bent on Turning Workers Into Robots - Here’s a Better Way Forward
Amazon has seen hundreds of workers strike at its Coventry warehouse in the UK, as employees push back against long hours and a surveillance system that records the time taken to do each task, as well as going to the toilet. Here's how Amazon can improve work quality without turning its workers into robots.
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YouTube Child Data Gathering Faces Scrutiny in UK After Complaint
Britain's information regulator said on Wednesday it would look into an official complaint accusing Alphabet's YouTube of illegally collecting data from millions of children. The complaint lodged by father-of-three Duncan McCann, who is leading the campaign and supported by his employer the advocacy group 5Rights, said the video-streaming platform ...
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BMW Employee Sacked For Taking Lunch Break Awarded 16,000 Pounds In Compensation In UK
A BMW worker who lost his job after leaving for an hour during his lunch break has been compensated with 16,000 pounds.
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Indian Lecturer Wins Race Discrimination Case Against UK University
An Indian lecturer has won a race discrimination case against the University of Portsmouth after an employment tribunal ruled that she was discriminated against when overlooked for a role as a "visible" member
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UK To Allow Employees To Request Flexible Working From Day 1 Of Job
UK workers will be able to request flexible employment from the first day of a job under government plans announced Monday.
