Over 460,000 UK workers are due a pay rise today (Tuesday 24 October) as the real living wage increases.

HMRC is advising people to file their self-assessment tax returns as early as possible to ensure they have enough time to pay. Here's all you need to know

People who are out of work need more effective support to help them re-join the jobs market, it has been claimed.

Jeremey Hunt has announced that the national living wage will increase to more than £11.00 per hour from next April. Find out what it means for you.

The registration deadline for first-time tax return filers is Thursday 5 October. Find answers to the most commonly asked questions.

Workers being paid less than the minimum or living wage struggle to break free from exploitative employers

The government's Universal Support scheme launches today with the aim of helping 25,000 lock-term sick into work within a year.

According to new figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS), Brits wages grew much more than was expected in the three months to June. In April to June, annual growth in regular pay – excluding bonuses – was 7.8%. This is the highest regular annual growth rate since records ...

The government has announced it is to offer pay rises of about 6% to public sector workers but that the money will come out of existing department budgets.

Does your employer offer a salary advance scheme? It's a great benefit to cover a surprise expense but could be masking mounting debt if you're regularly dipping in