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UK workers reveal their top job turn-offs
In today’s competitive job market, candidates have quickly become more demanding than ever before, setting off on their job hunt with a strict set of criteria…
Saturday 7 November 2026
In today’s competitive job market, candidates have quickly become more demanding than ever before, setting off on their job hunt with a strict set of criteria…
Apprenticeships have experienced a renaissance in recent years, driven largely by government incentives and the increase in university tuition fees.
New research reveals that organisations in the UK are more open to hiring boomerang employees.
More than half of all UK businesses have had to write off a bad debt, however only a third have insured themselves against it - that’s…
Rail fares have increased at double the speed of wages since 2010, research by trade unions suggests.
Bank's report to provide further insight on health of UK economy after the Brexit vote
Deal struck with Unite and HMRC affects thousands of staff and follows Guardian investigation into pay rates at retailer
The FTSE 100 conglomerate behind fashion chain Primark has joined forces with a host of business groups to fight the mooted sugar tax on soft drinks,…
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Since its launch in April 2014, the Wales Technology Seed Fund has invested £3 million, leveraging an additional £3 million in co-investment –a pound-for-pound funding ratio.
Business leaders urged to invest in skills now to future-proof their businesses as evidence from employers shows some migrant workers may already be considering leaving the…
Recent research suggests that 92% of employers are willing to pay more than the typical apprenticeship wage, provided they’re matched with the right candidate.
It’s the technology economists are raving about, set to invoke paradigm shifts across the global economic system. With greater efficiency and newfound levels of transparency, blockchain…
A Labour grandee has said that some elements supporting Jeremy Corbyn would be happy to see the Labour party split after the leadership election.
Economists highlight falling property prices and the capital’s dependence on financial services among their concerns.