Recent trends in the ride-hailing industry reveal that drivers overwhelmingly favor self-employment despite efforts to transition them to traditional employment models that include benefits like sick pay and holiday pay. According to a Bolt report, these drivers place a higher value on the
The district council recently approved the construction of nine new business units at Devon's Beacon Park, an industrial estate in Dartington. This decision has sparked considerable debate among local residents, council members, and business stakeholders due to concerns about overdevelopment and
The rise of mobile applications that connect workers with temporary job opportunities has sparked a heated debate about their classification and regulation. These platforms argue that they are technological services, thereby exempt from specific labor regulations, while advocates contend that they
The question of whether current U.S. immigration policies hinder rather than help has sparked considerable debate across the nation. Critics argue that the existing approaches, especially those centered around mass deportations and the use of detention centers, fail to address the root causes of
The first quarter of 2025 ushers in a multitude of crucial compliance deadlines for employers, significantly influencing benefits administration. Spanning federal, state, and local regulations, these deadlines mandate that employers systematically align their operations to avert penalties and
Spirit Airlines filed for bankruptcy protection on Monday, facing a culmination of challenges that forced it into this position. These issues included mounting financial losses, significant debts, increased competition, and failed merger attempts. Despite the bankruptcy declaration, Spirit
