US wage growth for low-income workers has slowed rapidly, erasing their post-COVID edge

US wage growth for lower-paid workers has slowed more than other groups recently. That has partly reversed the strides they made since the pandemic.

Leicester garment worker: 'Working for £3 an hour made me feel dirty'

A BBC investigation finds garment workers who explain why they accepted wages as low as £3 an hour.

Frustration from carer dad Ed Davey as Lib Dem blasts: 'they don't understand'

Speaking to The Mirror ahead of Lib Dem conference, party leader and carer dad Sir Ed Davey said the Tories 'didn't give a monkeys' about social care - but fears Labour 'don't quite understand' either

Frustration from carer dad Ed Davey as Lib Dem blasts: 'they don't understand'

Speaking to The Mirror ahead of Lib Dem conference, party leader and carer dad Sir Ed Davey said the Tories 'didn't give a monkeys' about social care - but fears Labour 'don't quite understand' either

There are now over 1.5 million chronically ill women unable to work - yet the Tories just stigmatise them

TUC analysis shows the number of women unable to work as a result of chronic illness has increased by more than 500,000 over last five years

Rise in UK minimum wage leaves millions short of real living wage

Lowest-paid will be £1,000 short of the figure paid by some employers to reflect actual household costs

DWP to target Universal Credit claimants with strict new rules on finding a job

The Department for Work and Pensions will look specifically at people who are still out of work or on low pay after 13 and 26 weeks of claiming Universal Credit

Burnt-out and taken for granted: Britain’s workers need upside-down management

Record numbers are off sick, many others are on strike. But there is a way to turn the miserable business of working on its head, says James Timpson, CEO of Timpson

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