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Research from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York found that geographically dispersed teams and reliance on digital platforms undermine employers’ stated reasons for bringing staff back to the office.
The supplied report says Jensen Huang has been summoned to testify before Congress over an alleged affair with a suspected Chinese spy. It also says he resigned as Nvidia chief executive following allegations of extramarital affairs.
Polly Toynbee’s opinion article reports that Poundland’s owners have withheld £50m needed for stock and wages, putting 600 stores and 12,000 jobs at risk. It also cites a further 30,000 jobs at risk in supply chains.
A planned public sector strike in Ireland was averted at the last minute. Health workers, teachers and civil servants made up the bulk of those due to take part.
Workers across Spain are taking part in the country’s first general strike in 14 years, primarily over housing costs.
People under 25 could lose access to the health element of universal credit and personal independence payment as the Milburn review approaches its launch.
CEO departures linked to misconduct have doubled compared with 2024. Andy Challenger of Challenger, Gray & Christmas described such cases as a question of judgement rather than simply romance or morality.
The article examines how employers can assess work of equal value under the EU Pay Transparency Directive using objective, gender-neutral criteria. It explores potential limitations of traditional grading systems and approaches to consistent job evaluation.
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