Careers & Productivity
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State pension triple lock under pressure ahead of Budget as billions at stake
The state pension triple lock is facing renewed pressure ahead of the October Budget. Here's what could happen to pension increases and why the…
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Why launching a career is getting harder in Germany
New figures suggest the number of entry-level jobs in Germany is falling rapidly in some sectors. Here's what that means for international professionals, students and parents raising children here.
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North Yorkshire people development chair appointed to senior hotel role
Mark Johnston, a Scarborough-based HR leader, has been appointed senior cluster manager at Elite Venue Selection.
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Council to review coroner's findings after man left dead at home for years
Adult care bosses at Rotherham Council are planning to review a coroner’s findings after staff failed to act over concerns for the welfare of man who remained dead and undiscovered for years.
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State pension triple lock under pressure ahead of Budget as billions at stake
The state pension triple lock is facing renewed pressure ahead of the October Budget. Here's what could happen to pension increases and why the…
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The state pension error 7 million UK adults make with triple lock under threat
Gaps in the state pension forecast can help show people how long they need to work to receive the full amount
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State pension triple lock under pressure ahead of Budget as billions at stake
The state pension triple lock is facing renewed pressure ahead of the October Budget. Here's what could happen to pension increases and why the…
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15 and 17-storey office blocks proposed for former Yorkshire Post site
Revised plans for 15- and 17-storey offices, a bar and health clinic at Leeds’ former Yorkshire Post site could create jobs if approved.
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State pension triple lock under pressure ahead of Budget as billions at stake
The state pension triple lock is facing renewed pressure ahead of the October Budget. Here's what could happen to pension increases and why the…
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State pension triple lock under pressure ahead of Budget as billions at stake
The state pension triple lock is facing renewed pressure ahead of the October Budget. Here's what could happen to pension increases and why the…
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Women’s applications for Northern rail jobs almost double in campaign success
A CAMPAIGN is helping to almost double the number of women applying for careers in the rail industry
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North Yorkshire people development chair appointed to senior hotel role
Mark Johnston, a Scarborough-based HR leader, has been appointed senior cluster manager at Elite Venue Selection.
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A new age of industrialisation will only be possible if the Government rethinks its approach to taxes on businesses
If the Government really wants to realise a “new age of industrialisation” then it needs to ensure that businesses are given the confidence to invest.
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Labour conference diary: mayors are new superstars in Burnham's reign
The queue snaked well out the door and the bouncers were getting edgy. “Step back,” one said firmly, before eventually letting me in.
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Sport and the wider city of Leeds are beginning to collaborate to help young people into work - Jamie Jones-Buchanan
What if one of the most important outcomes created at AMT Headingley had nothing to do with the final score? I was recently invited by the fantastic Katie White OBE MP to visit the Department for Work and Pensions in Westminster, alongside Leeds Rhinos Foundation’s Head of Businesses and Partnerships, Dan Busfield.
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Northern sees rise in women applying for rail jobs after campaign
Northern’s women’s rail recruitment campaign lifts female job applications from 17 per cent to 33 pe cent and wins a diversity award, supporting…
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Disabled young people to get government-funded jobs at Tesco and Lidl
The work and pensions says disabled people will be put ‘at the front of the queue’
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They said it: Leaders at the UN, in their own words
Many leaders saying many things about many topics that matter to them, to their regions, to the world: That’s what the U.N. General Assembly invariably produces each year.
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What happens when AI is confidently wrong in the workplace?
Balancing AI efficiency with security risk
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Best thing we can offer young people is a job, not benefits, says chancellor
John Healey's speech comes ahead of next month's Budget, as he faces pressure to bring down government borrowing costs.
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Almost all workers want their employers to legally have to disclose AI monitoring
Is Big Boss watching you?
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When York employer is leaving building set to be 'brought into modern era'
The date that a York employer is going to close its office has been announced ahead of the building's transformation.
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Are your bosses holding back AI knowledge from you? New study suggests top-heavy balance in many firms is hurting workers
C-suite leaders are more confident about using AI
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UK retail giant to hire 1,000 Christmas workers in major recruitment drive
The positions will be spread across 296 stores in the UK and Ireland
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How much should you have in emergency savings? Here’s exactly how to work it out
The usual advice is ‘three to six months’ – but what does that really mean for your situation?
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AI Agents Are About to Flood the Workforce. No One’s Ready for It
Your next coworker might well be an AI agent—and will require a whole new model of workplace interactions.
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US response to UN pandemic talks ‘severely weakens’ global planning, says leading health expert
The US says it is unable to support a major global text on pandemic prevention and preparedness put forward at UN general assembly
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Farewell to ‘mother hen’ 58 years to the day after she started working at Hull City Council
A Hull City Council staff member has retired 58 years to the day since she first started working at the Guildhall.
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Teachers at Euan Blair firm report ‘horrendous stress’ after AI used to rate their work
Exclusive: Instructors at tech training company Multiverse hit out at ‘remorseless’ and ‘unnerving’ monitoring system
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Impact of employment law reforms next year need to be considered now - Paul Kelly
The early part of 2027 is expected to bring a raft of employment law reforms that will affect every business in the region. For many organisations, these reforms will also come at a time of increased pressure on costs, resources and day-to-day operations, making effective workforce management more important than ever.
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Darlington council backs plans to slash long meetings.... during five-hour session
Plans to reduce the length of Darlington Borough Council meetings were debated during a five-hour-long session on Thursday.
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Either we ask the very rich to pay more in tax or the burden will fall on the rest of us - Andy Brown
It is said that the most likely way to make a small fortune is to start out with a large one. Starting with money, connections and an expensive education is also the most likely way to become very rich. No one ever made their first billion by saving it up from their wages or by being a selfless public servant.
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Darlington youth scheme helps teenagers secure paid work opportunities
Cornmill Shopping Centre’s Future Voices initiative has supported young people in Darlington with paid work opportunities through a partnership…
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Avanti West Coast services to be nationalised from March
Nationalisation will be supported by a plan to improve infrastructure, reduce delays and improve passenger experience, the Government said
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UN speakers' go-to quotes: Ancient texts, modern greats and a little Talking Heads
Presidents, premiers, monarchs and cabinet ministers have plenty to say at their annual gathering at the U.N. General Assembly
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Bad language: profane Trump brings presidential swearing out into open
President has let rip with swearwords in recent months, redefining norms about acceptable language in public office
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'Your renown or your reputation with the Imperium, those things might not always align, which should put you in some fun sort of spots' — Creative Assembly says 'diplomacy will be present' in Total War: Warhammer 40,000, and players will need to manage relationships with local forces and planetary governors
Total War: Warhammer 40,000's diplomacy system will affect players' standing with planetary governors and local forces, forcing them to manage relationships.
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Much-loved North East attraction's café to close temporarily for refurbishment work
Visitors to a much-loved North East attraction are being warned that its café will temporarily close next week while maintenance work is carried…
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Person responsible of arson in Sherburn in Elmet comes forward
Following an arson incident reported on 31 July on land off Milford Road in Sherburn in Elmet, North Yorkshire Police launched an investigation and subsequently appealed for information from the public. As a result of enquiries undertaken...
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Burnham vows to deliver change despite ‘challenging’ economic outlook
The Labour leader unveiled a new help-to-buy scheme for first-time buyers along with support for disabled young people in the hours before the party’s annual conference
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Over 300 office furniture machines for auction after Yorkshire firm moves
Hundreds of office furniture manufacturing machines are up for grabs in a major online auction in Goole.
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Over 300 office furniture machines for auction after Yorkshire firm moves
Hundreds of office furniture manufacturing machines are up for grabs in a major online auction in Goole.
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Burnham vows to deliver change despite ‘challenging’ economic outlook
The Labour leader unveiled a new help-to-buy scheme for first-time buyers along with support for disabled young people in the hours before the party’s annual conference
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Kennedy Center put off planned repairs despite known structural issues, former employees allege
Some former Kennedy Center employees are accusing officials at the performing arts venue of long knowing about structural issues they recently cited as new problems
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Andy Burnham announces scheme to help first-time buyers
The prime minister says he wants people without support from the "bank of mum and dad" to receive help.
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They said it: Leaders at the UN, in their own words
Many leaders saying many things about many topics that matter to them, to their regions, to the world: That’s what the U.N. General Assembly invariably produces each year.
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This ultralight Panasonic notebook offers nearly a whole day of use
This Japanese laptop survived tests that would wreck most rivals, and somehow still fits in one hand
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Angela Rayner stands by attack on care worker visa reforms ahead of Labour conference
Housing secretary says Home Office moved goalposts with ‘disruptive’ change to permanent residence rules
