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The Future Generations Commissioner for Wales has called on the Welsh Government to launch a shorter working week trial. Sophie Howe, whose role is to protect the interests of future generations under Wales’ Well-being of Future Generations Act, said the Welsh public sector could lead the way with a pioneering trial, with people re-evaluating their life priorities following […]

There is significant support for a shorter working week in Wales, with 57% of the public stating that they would support a four-day week.

More than 62% of people in Wales would support a shorter working week if there was no cut to pay, according to a recent study.

MORE than 60 per cent of people in Wales would support switching to a four-day working week to create a better work-life balance, research has…

More than 62 of people in Wales would support a shorter working week if there was no cut to pay, according to a recent study.

Fears have been voiced that plans to build 23 affordable homes could decimate the Welsh speaking population of a unique Pembrokeshire village.

Fears have been voiced that plans to build 23 affordable homes could decimate the Welsh speaking population of a unique Pembrokeshire village.

Residents of Gwynedd and Anglesey are being encouraged to take part in a public consultation on draft documents that outline the main issues that…

COUNCILLORS have endorsed a decision to refuse planning permission for an affordable homes development in Ebbw Vale.

Social Security actuaries project a deficit for the combined trust funds over the next 75 years of 3.54% of taxable payrolls, per an August report, 0.32 percentage points greater than last year. This...