Kevin McKenna: The gig economy acts as a fig-leaf to cover something darker in the world of work
AS the snow began to clear, among the debris left in its wake were the remnants of what some people still insist on...
US refutes idea it is getting nothing for agreeing to North Korea talks
The two leaders are due to meet before May.http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16078379.US_refutes_idea_it_is_getting_nothing_for_agreeing_to_North_Korea_talks/
Heavily made-up women not viewed as leaders, study claims
Both men and women rated those with less make-up as having better leadership.http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16078381.Heavily_made_up_women_not_viewed_as_leaders__study_claims/
Charles’ trusted former royal aide appointed Foundation chief executive
Michael Fawcett is the chief executive of the new Prince’s Foundation.http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16078383.Charles____trusted_former_royal_aide_appointed_Foundation_chief_executive/
Museum of Childhood reopens after £200,000 revamp
The ground floor of the museum in Edinburgh has been refitted as part of the refurbishment.http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16078388.Museum_of_Childhood_reopens_after___200_000_revamp/
In pictures: Crufts 2018. The best photos of the world’s biggest dog show.
The best photographs of the world’s biggest dog showhttp://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16077773.In_pictures__Crufts_2018__The_best_photos_of_the_world_s_biggest_dog_show_/
Scottish Labour plan new “Mary Barbour” law to protect tenants
SCOTTISH Labour will introduce new laws imposing rent restrictions on Scotland’s landlords.http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16077992.Scottish_Labour_plan_new__quot_Mary_Barbour_quot__law_to_protect_tenants/
Many farmers not making basic wage in Scotland without subsidy
ALMOST half of Scottish farmers are earning less than the minimum wage, according to figures produced by the Scottish Government.http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16077513.Many_farmers_not_making_basic_wage_in_Scotland_without_subsidy/
Row over protected status for Provan Gas Works
A ROW has erupted after landmark gas structures that have stood on Glasgow’s skyline for more than 100 years were given protected status...
Sharp drop in subject specialists at Scottish secondary schools
THE number of specialist teachers in secondary schools has plummeted over the past decade amid claims heavy workloads and static pay are driving...
