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The ten best UK towns and cities to work inSpeed Read Berkshire town made famous in The Office comes top for employee satisfaction for second year in a row
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Amazon accused of cutting benefits to fund pay risesSpeed Read Trillion-dollar company eliminates bonuses and stock awards for hourly workers
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McDonald’s, Wetherspoons and TGI Fridays strike: mass walkout over paySpeed Read Deliveroo and UberEats workers also joining ‘McStrike’
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Should checking emails while commuting count as work?Speed Read Wider access to wi-fi on trains has extended the working day, says study
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Female employment hits record high in UKSpeed Read Eight in ten women aged 25-54 now work as number of stay-at-home mums falls
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Spy agency GCHQ to open base in ManchesterSpeed Read Intelligence bosses say the new centre will be at the heart of the nation’s security
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New York City could ban work emails outside office hoursSpeed Read Proposed Right to Disconnect bill mirrors measures introduced in France, Germany, Italy and Philippines
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Government to overhaul ‘gig economy’ rights
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Colman’s Mustard to close Norwich factory after 160 yearsSpeed Read MPs and unions express fury at decision by Unilever to shift production
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Pay gap grows between workers and bossesSpeed Read New analysis marks 20 years since the introduction of the national minimum wage
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UK sees biggest gender pay gap rise in EUSpeed Read Little has been done to tackle pay disparities between men and women, European Commission says
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Goldman Sachs threatens Brexit job exodus from LondonSpeed Read The Bank of England says up to 75,000 jobs could be lost in UK financial services
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One in four people ‘trapped’ in low-paid jobsSpeed Read Study shows just one in six poorly paid workers permanently ‘escape’
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Could universal basic services stop ‘rise of robots’?Speed Read Experts at UCL say free services ‘more effective and politically attainable’ that redistributive payments
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