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The Government must step back if the public sector is to be overhauled
Plus: More safety red tape; paying for care; American English; darts; Syria’s crisis; and how many ‘ghost children’ are missing school?
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Louise Haigh would struggle to get a job under workers’ rights reforms
Labour is creating a market laden with fear that will condemn more to a life of worklessness
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Britain’s worklessness crisis is rapidly spiralling out of control
The UK’s benefits system is pushing millions out of our shrinking labour force
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School counsellor sacked for ‘misogynist views on traditional marriage’
Former pastoral manager ‘feels persecuted’ over Catholic school’s reaction to Instagram posts expressing her Christian beliefs
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The middle-income graduates being ‘radicalised’ by the rocketing minimum wage
With the mandatory pay rate matching starting salaries in many careers, middle-class graduates paying back student debts feel betrayed
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The Daily T: Fraser Nelson on getting Britain back to work
And a Labour MP tells the Daily T that MPs must “hit the pause button” on assisted dying
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Work from home is bad for both youngsters and ‘grumpy’ old people, peer says
Baroness Bottomley says if you need someone ‘to explain TikTok’ to you, then the office is the best place for it
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Teachers pocket £31k tax-free cash for house deposits
Taxpayers foot £196m funding bill as trainees flee the profession – and the country
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Rachel Reeves will expose the rot at the heart of public sector pensions
The Chancellor’s recklessness threatens to kill off gold-plated schemes for good
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How Rachel Reeves stole Christmas
British businesses have little cause for festive cheer after a particularly punishing Budget
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Goldman Sachs told paternity leave banker who queried work-life balance ‘you’re a grown man, sort it’
Tribunal rules that Jon Reeves was sexually discriminated against by financial institution
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Half of firms to slash jobs and raise prices after Budget
Most companies also expect profit margins to shrink, according to Bank of England survey
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Four-day weeks are good for staff but bad for business, study finds
Business concluded that a four-day week is bad for dealing with clients
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Rachel Reeves accused of ignoring questions over exaggerated CV
Chancellor has failed to respond to letter in ‘the hope it will go quietly away’, claims Tory MP
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Home-working could boost Britain – but only with performance checks
Plus: Family business blues; political armbands; the new Jaguar; BBC in Syria; novel junk food; and a bright future for a Shropshire town
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How bankers can drag Britain out of its growth ‘graveyard’
Bonuses are coming back to the City as Britain attempts to reinvigorate risk-taking
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Labour’s so-called plan for growth means job cuts for small businesses
Plus: Mauritius’s secret deal; debanking charities; M&S demolition plans; marital distance; and the inspiring restoration of Notre-Dame
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Labour downgrades target to cut worklessness
Promise to raise employment to 80pc becomes ‘an ambition’ after Budget tax raid on businesses
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Minimum wage and National Insurance increases ‘to cost 150,000 jobs’
Sectors such as retail and hospitality are expected to be hit particularly hard
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‘Even lords and ladies struggle with cash flow – many frequent my pawnbroker’
The secret life of a pawnbroker: from Rolex to Cartier, there are many ways to liquidate assets
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Lockdown broke will to work, says former Waitrose boss
New research shows that British employees are among the world’s least happy
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Rayner’s workers’ rights reform ‘will permanently damage economy’
Recruiters sound the alarm over the deputy prime minister’s employment overhaul
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Calling a colleague sour and bitter could be sexist, tribunal hears
Council worker wins appeal to resue her employer for sexual harassment, unfair dismissal and age discrimination
