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US television writers are warned against accepting work on a new show hosted by the Osbournes in a dispute over pay claims.
Hollywood writers launch a protest against American Idol, claiming the TV talent show underpays workers.
A look at what's making the headlines in Monday's morning newspapers.
The government launches a three-month campaign to encourage awareness of the national minimum wage.
Limiting public sector pay to 2% risks "fatally damaging" industrial relations, the Trades Union Congress warns.
Employers who refuse to pay their staff the national minimum wage risk tougher penalties.
Thirty-five years after Idi Amin expelled Uganda's Asian population, Indians again dominate Uganda's economy.
Offset mortgages are marketed as a no-hassle way of managing money, two experts argue whether they are hype or right?
Australia's budget unveils measures to admit more skilled migrant workers to ease the country's labour shortage.
The government is to investigate evidence from the BBC that migrant workers are being trafficked into Britain.
Migrant workers are being lured to Britain by deception and are forming a new underclass, a BBC probe finds.
A Lithuanian TV journalist goes undercover to report on "slave" conditions for migrant workers in the UK.
Moving your mortgage is not as difficult as it seems and could save you money but watch out for hefty redemption penalties and other fees.
Hundreds of thousands of health workers could strike after Unison delegates reject a pay offer and called a ballot.
Staff in McDonalds and KFC China outlets in the southern province of Guangdong will be unionised this year.
Authorities in China are reportedly investigate claims that foreign fast-food chains have been underpaying staff.
A firm is forced to close down after its gangmaster licence is revoked.
Calling a worker a "waste of space" is among the excuses given to authorities for not paying the minimum wage.
A Jersey hotel is cleared of underpaying a kitchen worker by an employment tribunal.
BBC readers tell their tales of woe from the government's child tax credit system.
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