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Senate parliamentarian rules vote on pay provision needs approval by more than a simple majority
Assessment comes with warning that food order volumes may be squeezed as things open back up
Figure signals that pressures on employment market are easing as Covid-19 infections decline
Consultation on improving job conditions follows UK supreme court ruling against Uber
The furlough scheme has helped to limit redundancies during the Covid-19 pandemic
From mortgages to pensions, the odds are stacked against those who work for themselves
Uber signals it will try to change regulations rather than simply accept court losses
Risks of some job losses outweighed by the benefits of higher productivity and increased consumption
The ‘techxodus’ to southern states must not become a race to the bottom
Companies may no longer be able to profit from grey areas in employment law
Advanced economies must do more to help those with long-term conditions keep jobs
Daffodil farmers warn millions of blooms will be left to rot because they cannot secure enough pickers
Lawyers say Friday’s victory for drivers in the Supreme Court has far-reaching consequences for UK’s labour market
Ride-hailing app now faces having to deal with holiday pay, minimum wage, sick leave and pension contributions
Ramifications of the UK supreme court’s landmark ruling could go far beyond Uber
Decision a major blow to ride-hailing company in one of its biggest markets
Retailer boosts pay to $15 an hour but critics will not be so easily satisfied
First-time applications hit highest level in 4 weeks as labour market’s slow recovery stumbles
Furlough and unemployment risk lasting damage to careers and earnings, Resolution Foundation warns
Many have already left Lancashire city of Preston as Covid and Brexit hits employment
More than 6m workers across Europe remain on government job support schemes
Debt problems have intensified during the pandemic, but help is at hand
Labour activist defended state schools and popularised bargaining for the common good
Initial claims fell to 793,000 as some restrictions eased following latest Covid-19 surge
Company loses $6.8bn in 2020 as pandemic continues to drag down revenue
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