Ran Marathon on Sick Leave and Was Fired – Employer Must Now Pay High… ↗
Front page leadAn individual who ran a marathon while on sick leave was fired, but the employer is now required to pay significant compensation.
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The DV news front page from October 12, 2026, features a mix of domestic Icelandic stories and international news, with a focus on human interest, social issues, and political commentary. Key stories include legal battles over wrongful termination, criticism of media content, and personal…
An individual who ran a marathon while on sick leave was fired, but the employer is now required to pay significant compensation.
The founder of Icelandic television channel Stöðvar 2 expressed strong dissatisfaction with the station's 40th-anniversary program, stating that many were very angry about it.
Viktor Snær has faced criticism for his rude response to a teenager, with his dismissive comment being quoted.
A recent study has revealed significant issues within the healthcare system of the United States.
Meghan is reportedly furious and unwilling to be sidelined by Prince William and Catherine.
An individual has voiced strong disapproval, calling Donald Trump's support for Vladimir Putin 'disgusting'.
In an opinion piece, Kolbrún Bergþórsdóttir writes that Þorgerður Katrín is continuing to be a source of disturbance or controversy.
The article questions whether the advantages gained from using counterfeit peptides justify the potential risks involved.
A woman named Elizabeth was strangled, and the perpetrator managed to trick the police.
A nurse working in a hospice care unit shares that patients often utter the same word in the final 24 hours of their lives.
A manager of a brothel recounts what they describe as the most extreme fantasy a client has ever requested.
Sex experts have identified the five most detrimental phrases to utter during intimacy.
The sister of someone named Magnús passed away from anorexia, and her sibling reflects on the lasting impact of her death.
The CEO of Fotoware discusses the possibility of preserving confidence in the authenticity of news photography.
In an opinion piece, Sigmundur Ernir suggests that societal focus is misplaced, prioritizing corporate oversight over the welfare of children.
A house in Germany is described as a 'horror house' where a woman was allegedly subjected to torture over several months.