Llanelli Town pay ultimate Celtic and Jock Stein tribute with special green and white hooped away kit
Llanelli Town have paid tribute to Celtic and Jock Stein with their new away kit.
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Women's World Cup associations responsible for player pay, not FIFA - ESPN
AUCKLAND, New Zealand — FIFA president Gianni Infantino said on the eve of the Women's World Cup that although FIFA has for the first time started earmarking prize money payments to be paid to players, FIFA will still distribute money to federations rather than oversee direct payments to players.
Nigeria pay gripes remain but players focused on World Cup: coach
MELBOURNE : Nigeria head into the Women's World Cup with pay disputes still festering but players have set aside their grievances to focus on their opener against Canada on Friday, coach Randy Waldrum said.
Betfred ordered to pay £3.25m for safer gambling and anti-money laundering failures
Betfred has been told to pay £3.25 million by the industry regulator after an investigation revealed social responsibility and anti-money laundering failures. The Gambling Commission said the bookmaker, founded by billionaire Salford brothers Fred and Peter Done, breached licence conditions between January 2021 and December 2022.
Co-hosts Australia call out World Cup pay disparity
MELBOURNE : Australia's Matildas have released a video statement calling out gender disparity in World Cup prize money and voicing support for women players denied "the basic right" of collective bargaining in pay negotiations.
Doctors urged to back down as strikes continue despite 6% pay offer
A Government minister has called on junior doctors to reconsider their strike action, even after being presented with a "final" pay offer of 6%. The British Medical Association (BMA) has refused to call off the strike, stating that doctors are committed to their cause.
Speak up! From mutiny and boycotts to equal-pay demands, women's game faces reckoning
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How much pay will rise for teachers, police, prison officers, NHS staff and armed forces - the list in full
The government has announced its pay offer for a swathe of public sector workers including teachers, doctors and police officers.