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England fans face work misery as bosses reject flexible hours during World Cup

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By Alan Jones Verified
| Yahoo News UK Verified
Just one in five employers plans to offer flexible working hours during the World Cup, despite the challenging timings of some matches, new research suggests. England's next fixture, against Mexico, kicks off at 1am on Monday, leaving many fans with little sleep before their working day.
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England’s World Cup victory sparked record traffic on major UK mobile networks

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By Alan Jones Verified
| AOL UK Verified
Millions of fans streaming England's World Cup victory against DR Congo during their evening commute triggered unprecedented surges in mobile traffic for the UK's largest networks, new data has revealed. Both EE and O2 registered new records during Wednesday evening's Fifa men's football match. The 5pm kick-off coincided with many people's journey home from work, prompting widespread mobile viewing.
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Britain among the safest places to work in the world, HSE reveals

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By Alan Jones Verified
| Inkl
Britain continues to rank among the safest places in the world to work, according to a new report. The past year recorded 126 deaths, a provisional low not seen outside of the coronavirus pandemic years. A new analysis by the HSE, comparing Britain's fatal injury rates with 35 other nations, affirmed its status as one of the world's most secure working environments. This marks a substantial reduction from 217 fatalities two decades ago and 495 in 1981.
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