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Four female presenters settled their claims against the BBC over a rigged recruitment process involving discrimination, avoiding a tribunal hearing.

Labour's new deal employment programme effectively reduced youth unemployment through supportive measures, contrasts with Tory punitive approaches.

Mass layoffs at the Department of Education are imminent, with nearly half the workforce affected.

Increased oil production may not guarantee lower prices, job creation, or energy independence despite claims from the industry.

Women's wages in Germany decrease by 20% after marriage, whereas men's pay remains stable, contributing to growing income disparities.

Kenan Chan's work as a fisheries diver at Channel Islands National Park mixes hardships with profound, rewarding experiences in marine life monitoring.

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences faced pressure to cancel the Oscars amid wildfires in Los Angeles, highlighting the economic impact on workers.

Trader Joe's has been ranked as the second-best large employer in the U.S. by Forbes, highlighting its competitive pay and supportive workplace culture.

Mass terminations of public servants are cruel and may be illegal, impacting families and communities.

AI inherits human biases from training data, complicating bias mitigation in recruitment.

Employers can use AI to reduce traditional biases but face challenges in recognizing soft skills.

NASA may delay budget cuts following input from private astronaut Jared Isaacman.