Serena Haththotuwa

JP Morgan’s CEO Jamie Dimon recently came down on universities, saying that as Gen Z graduates struggle to find work despite having good grades and relevant qualifications, their inability to find work shows us that the way upper education institutions are ranked is fundamentally flawed.

International Women’s Day (IWD) happens on the 8th March every year and provides an opportunity for society to reflect on how far we have come in empowering and emancipating women, but also how much further we must go to achieve meaningful equity. But the day has been shrouded with a lot of noise instead of action.

An employee at an art gallery in Germany has been sacked for hanging up their own artwork alongside the likes of iconic artist Andy Warhol.

In a bid to streamline the company in a “caring and supportive way” McKinsey & Co is not only offering laid off staff nine months pay, but is also giving these workers the opportunity of career coaching, admin support, and CV support, all whilst they search for another job.

Undeniably, we have an issue of low employment in the UK and the government should be considering how to get this cohort of people back into work.However, so far, the solutions to the issue have emphasised the need to cut benefits and make the environment of those not working difficult enough that people are eventually forced back into work.

Tesco has announced some of its employees will receive a bonus of roughly £300 after taking in £2.3billion in profit. With the cost-of-living crisis in full motion, Tesco has laid on thick the need for shoppers to join their Clubcard scheme...

April marks Stress Awareness Month, a crucial time to shed light on the causes of stress, its symptoms, and the best ways to manage it.The demanding nature of careers is often a primary stress factor for many modern people, and balancing this alongside getting enough sleep, exercise, and nutritious food – which all help to alleviate stress – can be challenging, especially with the busy lifestyles we all tend to lead.

Employees at the Office for National Statistics (ONS) have refused demands from bosses to go back into the office two days a week, threatening industrial action against.

Angela Rayner has said that a new law to protect interns from sexual harassment would come into play if the Labour party were to win the next general election.

Over 430,000 mothers have been forced to sign non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) following workplace discrimination, harassment, or bullying in the workplace, according to a damning report from the charity Pregnant then Screwed...