Nearly one million workers aged 50 and over are now struggling to find employment, with experts warning that the Employment Rights Act, higher National Insurance contributions and a softening jobs…
HMRC has been defeated in the landmark £584,000 PGMOL employment status case, with a tribunal ruling football referees were genuinely self-employed — casting fresh doubt over the tax office's CEST…
A powerful alliance of trade bodies has cautioned that the Chancellor's flagship electric vehicle excise duty risks derailing Britain's clean transport transition — and leaving a multi-billion-pound hole in the…
British Beer and Pub Association warns that the system places a “heavy and uneven burden” on locals, with 161 closures in the first quarter alone costing 2,400 jobs. Read more:…
British waste firms turn to humanoid AI robots to tackle 40% staff turnover and dangerous conditions on recycling lines. Inside Sharp Group's Rainham plant where Alpha is being trained to…
Soaring energy costs are undermining the EU’s competitiveness, Belgian central bank chief Pierre Wunsch has told the Financial Times Read Full Article at RT.com
US low-cost airline Spirit announced immediate shutdown after failed Washington bailout bid and oil price spikes squeezing finances Read Full Article at RT.com
Seven members of OPEC+ have reportedly agreed to add 188,000 barrels a day in June following the UAE exit Read Full Article at RT.com
Kuwait has exported no crude for the first time since 1991, according to Tanker Tracker. Read Full Article at RT.com
From a £3.4 billion National Insurance hit to a refusal to cut hospitality VAT, the policies of Reeves and Starmer read like a hit job on Britain's high streets. Read…