The government says listing salaries in job adverts will assist jobseekers and may reduce pay discrimination, according to BBC News.
According to BBC News, firms have been told to include salary information when they advertise job vacancies ahead of a new law requiring the practice. The government has argued that the requirement will help people looking for work and could help to prevent pay discrimination.
Source: BBC News.
EU member states want a firm UK promise on lower university fees for European students before a key summit, linking it to a food and drink deal.
MPs have been told a decision on Parliament refurbishment is urgent following further asbestos findings and fire risk warnings.
Harmeet Dhillon has resigned as head of the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division after 18 months, NPR reported.
Democrats look set for a strong majority in the next Congress, but final totals remain undecided as several races await calls.
