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EXCLUSIVE: Following years of searching for work after being made redundant and ignored by employers because of his age and condition, Mark Catton has landed his dream job at Yeovil Hospital with his guide dog Nathan.

Thousands of people are receiving benefits due to mental and behavioural disorders, figures show.

Business tycoon Charlie Mullins said in a letter to the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, Mel Stride that Brits are too keen to write sick notes.

New rules to protect workers, including pregnant women and new parents, have come into force today.

Workforce malaise risks deepening unless UK can tackle deep-seated issues

Immigration should not be the first port of call to meet our workforce needs.

Overseas workers face 48% hike in earnings to qualify for visa under new rules reduce legal migration after record levels of arrivals in the UK.

Statutory sick pay (SSP) is failing to provide enough support for those who most need financial help when ill; it should be increased and made more widely available, MPs said last week (28 March).

The public is invited to provide input on the Deschutes County Community Development Department's Work Plan for Fiscal Year 2024-25 [link to work-plan-annual

Almost 2,000 people in Swindon are receiving benefits due to mental and behavioural disorders.