Delphine Strauss

Claimants previously assessed as too sick for a job worried they could be told to work from home

UK chancellor will make ‘full expensing’ capital allowance regime permanent, say government officials

OBR says the economy faced serious economic headwinds even after chancellor’s Autumn Statement

A US-led barrage of strikes on Houthi rebels in Yemen has reawakened fears of a wider conflict in the Middle East that could inflame price growth just as inflation appears to be subsiding.

MAC chair accuses government of ‘do as I say’ attitude over raising salary threshold for skilled overseas recruits

Port Talbot closures raise questions over what net zero means for areas blighted by industrial decline

Companies will have to pay much higher salaries to people recruited on skilled worker visas from April

Rishi Sunak has vowed to get people back to work but data indicates problems with the diagnosis — and proposed solution

Long Covid is exerting a silent drag on work and health, say officials and economists who warn that a struggle to count the costs of the condition is leaving authorities "shooting in the dark".

Minimum wage rise in Budget at time of labour market uncertainty could lead to more unemployment