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Brexit and ‘zero hours’ contracts undermining financial wellbeing of UK workers
A nationwide study of the financial wellbeing of UK workers reveals that a third cite finance as their biggest concern.
Sunday 8 November 2026
A nationwide study of the financial wellbeing of UK workers reveals that a third cite finance as their biggest concern.
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The TV ad, in which a boy finds out he and his late father shared a love of a fish burger, attracted criticism.
Revenues at London-based estate agency Foxtons declined by 25 per cent in the first quarter of the year.
Profits at UK’s second-biggest property company boosted by sale of ‘Cheesegrater’ skyscraper.
The government has confirmed its remaining shares in Lloyds Banking Group have been sold, eight years after pumping in £20bn to save it.
Research released today highlights a rise in a pattern that no employer wants to see as becoming popular in their workforce: so-called presenteeism.
New research has revealed that over a quarter of people believe they operate at half their capacity or less, after a bad night’s sleep.
Small to medium-sized organisations must be bold in adopting a ‘big brand’ mentality towards their website to successfully compete against larger organisations.
IT recruitment platform talent.io is on the verge of further expansion after securing a major wave of investment into the business.
One victim was offered 10p in compensation by their bank after criminals cleared their account of £17,500, Which? said.
Figures highlight growing alarm at Bank of England and among MPs over rapid rises in household spending fuelled by extra borrowing.
Ford is planning to cut 10 per cent of its salaried workforce in North America, according to reports.