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  • Hollywood Bowl boss: ‘Incredibly painful’ tax hikes make it harder to hire

    May 27, 2026

    The boss of Hollywood Bowl has hit out at Labour’s “incredibly painful” hikes to national insurance and the minimum wage for making it harder to employ workers. Stephen Burns, chief executive of the UK’s largest tenpin bowling operator, told Morning Wire that Labour policy has made it “significantly more expensive to employ somebody than it [...]

  • Moneybox profit slides as wealth manager bets on ‘high levels of automation’

    May 27, 2026

    Moneybox saw its profit slide by nearly a quarter in the last year as the wealth manager invested “heavily” in new technology and bet on “high levels of automation”. The London-based fintech notched its third consecutive year of profitability but faced a 23 per cent drop in its pre-tax takings at £14.9m by the end [...]

  • ‘Centre of gravity is shifting’: UK fintech hiring to switch focus from neobanks

    May 26, 2026

    UK fintech is forecast for another hiring surge as the sector matures past the high-growth era of neobanks and focus turns to the rise of software and payments focused firms. Figures from City recruiter Morgan McKinley forecast fintech hiring to rise 14 per cent in 2026, which follows on from a whopping 28 per cent [...]

  • Businesses brace for more layoffs as redundancy warnings climb to post-Pandemic high

    May 22, 2026

    Last year emerged as the most severe year for redundancy warnings since the height of the Covid pandemic, and early 2026 is already accelerating that trend. According to new data from the Liquidation Centre, sourced via an FOI, 2025 was the most severe year for redundancy warnings since 2020, with 315,605 jobs flagged for potential [...]

  • ‘It will reduce jobs’ – Jamie Dimon sounds off on AI’s impact on banks

    May 21, 2026

    One of the world’s leading financial figures has warned AI will inevitably lead to a cut in jobs amid growing jitters around the impact the new tech will have on the banking sector. Jamie Dimon – the top boss of America’s largest bank, JP Morgan – said: “I think [AI] will reduce our jobs down [...]

  • AI will ‘destroy and create jobs,’ says HSBC boss

    May 20, 2026

    The boss of Europe’s largest bank has warned that the growth of AI will both “destroy” and “create” new jobs as the banking industry continues to be reshaped in the face of new technology. Georges Elhedery, chief executive of HSBC, warned that the bank’s staff must avoid “fighting us” as it unveiled its latest AI [...]

  • UK businesses stall investments and cut headcount due to Iran war 

    May 18, 2026

    Over half of UK firms said they have halted investment and hiring plans due to the economic fallout of the Iran war, contributing to supply chain pressures and higher energy and fuel costs.  According to new research from accountancy and advisory firm BDO, 57 per cent of 500 businesses with revenues between £10m and £500mn, [...]

  • London to be hit hardest as jobs market struggles through 2026

    May 11, 2026

    The jobs market is set to worsen throughout the year, with UK employment forecast to suffer a net loss of 163,000 jobs. That’s according to research from the ITEM Club, which has found that London is set to bear the largest absolute decline, shedding an estimated 25,000 positions as its retail and hospitality sectors slow. [...]

  • Gen Z don’t want meaningless work – but that might be a good thing

    May 5, 2026

    Gen Z will not accept meaningless work, nor should they. The burgeoning industry of green jobs could be the answer.

  • Hiring freezes loom as business confidence remains near record low

    May 1, 2026

    British business leaders are bracing for hiring freezes as headcount expectations dropped into negative territory again, according to new data from the Institute of Directors. The IoD’s economic confidence Index edged up to -64 in April from -76 in March, remaining close to historic lows.  But headcount expectations slipped to minus three from zero in [...]

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