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Growing concern as official figures reveal that one in five workers could lose their jobs at short or no notice

Hermes delivery giant enquiry puts focus on other large firms operating in the gig economy

Costly housing and stagnant wages forces number of long distance commuters up by a third

Two men and a woman who admitted involvement in a human trafficking operation in Northern Ireland sentenced at Craigavon Crown Court

The employment rate in Wales continues to increase as shown in recent statistics

Two men and three women, all members of the same extended family and of Czech origin, were convicted by Plymouth Crown Court

Jobs market dip is now on the rise again as roles climb at fastest pace in eight months

Despite the Equal Pay Act, female UK workers today still earn less than men

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He does not ‘buy the argument that there’s a big pool of British people who don’t have jobs’ due to migration