Adam McCulloch
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Adam McCulloch is a freelance writer and editor.
Union doubtful over government figures on teachers’ hours
Teachers' working hours have fallen by five hours per week over the past three years, according to government figures. But the main education union disagrees
Thousands of jobs at stake as Pizza Express enters creditor talks
Around 10,000 jobs at UK Pizza Express outlets could be at risk as the scale of the debts facing the popular family chain emerge.
Age bias risks creation of a ‘forgotten generation’
Despite more older people having to work for longer, age discrimination is still very much a factor in UK employment
Fresh concern over jobs as UK service sector slumps
The UK's service sector, which makes up 80% of the country's economy, contracted in September prompting fears of a recession.
BBC staff demand answers over Naga Munchetty treatment
Some BBC staff have called on management to formally apologise to presenter Naga Munchetty.
Anger grows over BBC decision on Naga Munchetty complaint
Lenny Henry and Adrian Lester sign letter demanding a rethink over complaints unit's decision
Former Thomas Cook staff to take legal action
MPs to investigate role of 'corporate greed' in company collapse; allegedly flawed redundancy procedures are cue for legal action
Leaders at England’s worst police force ‘did not behave ethically’
Senior officers were too often “not taking responsibility, not acting with honesty, integrity and competence” at a poorly performing police force, a watchdog has stated.
Labour spells out plans for four-day working week
A future Labour government would reduce the average working week to 32 hours, shadow councillor John McDonnell has told delegates at the party's Brighton conference.
Health costs for UK staff in EU to be covered for six months after a no-deal Brexit
Temporary measures to cover healthcare costs in EU in event of a no-deal Brexit fail to satisfy UK nationals
Vulnerability of UK manufacturing to Brexit revealed by new study
Regions with a high dependence on exports to the EU have been highlighted as being likely to be hit by...
TUC urges Labour to scrap ‘all anti-union’ laws
Pressure is mounting on Labour from the unions to commit to repealing all anti-union legislation since the 1980s.
Co-op Bank, unions and retailers join global climate emergency strike
Several companies are supporting employees in the UK who are participating in the Global Climate Strike protests taking place today.
Oxford University retirement policy facing fresh challenge
A second Oxford University professor this year is challenging the institution over its retirement policy...
France faces tough battle over pension reform
Paris has been crippled by public transport strikes today in response to moves by the French government to implement pension reform.
