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Foreign nationals living abroad will be allowed to join Britain's Armed Forces, the government is set to announce.more

Increases in the so-called living wage have been announced, giving a pay rise to an estimated 180,000 workers.more

Commuting to work in the capital can be a stressful affair, so frustrated Londoners have put together some advice for using the London Underground.more

The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate fell marginally to 5.3% in October. It stood at 5.4% in September.more

Applications to join the Metropolitan Police are now available to people living outside London - but only for six months.more

With a thriving jobs market, lower cost of living and an excellent quality of life, it's no wonder many ex-Corkonians are considering the move home. Not only that, non-Corkonians are also seeing huge potential in Ireland's second city.more

The European Commission once again draws attention to the inequality in incomes of women and men. Women in the European Union earn an average of over 16 percent. less than men - it's like working from October 26 to the end of the year for free.more

Construction workers are being warned about dangerous everyday substances on building sites. As part of Construction Safety Week, there are concerns many workers in the sector are not aware of the risks from substances such as concrete which can cause burns and allergic reactions.more

Debenhams has posted record annual losses and said it will close up to 50 stores, putting 4,000 jobs at risk. more

Slough has been named the best place to work in the UK for the second year running. The Berkshire town retained its position based on the cost of housing, the ease of finding a job and employee satisfaction.more

In 2017, 880 thousand people performed undeclared work, worked in the "gray zone"; it's 5.4 percent of all employed - Central Statistical Office reported.more

Commuters are being urged not to travel into London Waterloo this morning after a signalling meltdown.more

60 percent of respondents who actively plan to look for a new job, in the first place they go to portals with advertisements, about 54 percent. looking for work by friends - according to Work Service research. When looking for a job, the role of social media is growing - attention is drawn to the report.more

Rail passengers on some of the country's busiest routes will suffer disruption for five days from Tuesday because of a prolonged strike in the bitter dispute over guards on trains.more

Calls have been made to introduce tougher legislation to tackle violence against public sector workers, after staff reported more than 40,000 attacks for the third consecutive year. Union Unison published figures which show employees have been subjected to 40,568 violent assaults over a 12-month period.more

Office for National Statistics (ONS) figures for June to August put the jobless total north of the border at 106,000 - down from 120,000 in the previous quarter.more

Newcastle is ranked top of the UK's 66 cities based a factors including transport links, co-working spaces and places to eat and drink.more

Amazon has revealed plans to create more than 1,000 jobs in the UK in Manchester, Edinburgh and Cambridge. At least 600 "highly skilled" roles will be added in Manchester working on software, machine learning and AWS, its cloud computing business.more

A businessman recognised as Ireland's Entrepreneur of the Year 12 months ago, has said his company will be laying off workers in Britain as a result of Brexit.more

At the International Society for Physical Activity and Health Congress in London, Health Secretary Matt Hancock urged employers to offer standing desks and implement standing meetings.more

Ryanair has apologised to staff after claims they were forced to sleep overnight in a crew room after being stranded at Malaga Airport.more

"Poles have stopped loving Ireland" says Polish newspaper "Rzeczpospolita". Rise in costs of everyday life make them to think about going bake home.more

There are major issues affecting commuters who normally use London Paddington this morning.more

Wages excluding bonuses rose by 3.1% in the three months to August, compared with a year ago, their fastest pace in nearly 10 years, official figures show.more

The officers from Wroclaw have traced and detained another four members of an organized criminal group suspected of trafficking in human beings in Great Britain.more