Energy giant Drax is being investigated by Britain's financial watchdog about where it gets the wood from that it burns to create electricity. It follows accusations by a former Drax insider in Ma...

Oxfam’s Best States to Work index shines a light on the best and worst states for working families in 2025. In its seventh edition, we take a fresh look at where states across the country are rais...

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Australian Taxation Office (ATO) whistleblower Richard Boyle has avoided convictions and a jail sentence, seven years after publicly exposing aggressive debt collection practices at his workplace....

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London | Chatbots could be called in to help settle disputes between workers and their employers, as the UK’s state-funded conciliation body seeks ways to meet rising demand for its services within...

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