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  • Recruiters in overdrive as number of job adverts skyrockets: 1.8m vacancies now up for grabs

    May 5, 2022

    The number of job adverts continues to increase, showing how firms are “eager” to hire new staff, according to data shared with Morning Wire this morning. There were 1.8m vacancies advertised in the week to May 1, around 15 per cent more than the same period last month. The Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC) said [...]

  • Insurance sector launches hiring spree amid surge in flooding and Covid linked claims

    April 19, 2022

    Vacancies for jobs in the insurance sector hit record highs at the start of 2022 on the back of a surge in claims linked to flooding and Covid-19. The UK’s biggest insurance companies posted more job ads in January than in any other month since the start of 2019, a new report from Vacancysoft shows. [...]

  • Three out of four Brits consider new job or career change as cost of living crisis messes up their lives

    April 4, 2022

    New research shared with Morning Wire this morning suggests that a record three out of four workers are considering a new job because of the cost-of-living crisis. Jobs site CV-Library said its study indicated that pay was now the main driver for people thinking of finding different work. Its survey of more than 4,000 professional [...]

  • Automation and decarbonisation could further deepen poverty in London

    March 14, 2022

    Increasing automation and a move to a greener economy could further deepen inequality in the capital post-pandemic. The gap between’s London’s poorest and richest widened during coronavirus, with people claiming unemployment benefit substantially above the national average. As companies seek to recoup lost profits from the pandemic, many are turning to automation of roles, thanks [...]

  • Four in ten Brits consider job change to counter higher cost of living and rising inflation

    March 11, 2022

    Almost forty per cent of people polled this week have considered changing jobs to counter rising inflation and costs of living. Pressures are showing on people’s wages and mental health, with leading employment board Totaljobs urging employers to support their workers through difficult financial times. In a survey published this week, 37 per cent of [...]

  • UK-based Chinese companies suffered from global instability last year, new research shows

    February 25, 2022

    Revenues generated by Chinese companies working in Britain have dropped by almost a third, due to global instability and the impacts of Covid-19, according to new research. Chinese companies employed 61,000 UK residents contributed £63bn to the British economy in 2021, according to new figures from the Tou Ying Tracker. The £63bn in revenues generated [...]

  • Influx of foreigners: Rapid rise in hiring and relocating overseas talent to the UK due to severe shortage of job candidates

    February 23, 2022

    A severe shortage of job candidates in the UK is fuelling a rapid rise in the number of British employers seeking out international talent to fill their vacancies and offering them more support in their move to a new country and city. Relocation platform PerchPeek told Morning Wire this morning that it has seen a 327 per cent [...]

  • Less time but no pay cut: Wales looking to introduce four day work week

    February 15, 2022

    The Welsh government is mulling to embrace a four day work week for most employees across the British nation. According to Sophie Howe, who is Wales’ future generations commissioner, a shorter work week at full pay would lead to a healthier work-life balance and give productivity a boost, as well as creating 38,000 new jobs [...]

  • ‘Outdated recruitment practices’ exclude job seekers with disability, criminal record or older workers

    February 10, 2022

    Outdated recruitment practices should be addressed to tap into more diverse pools of talent, including those who are disabled, have prior criminal convictions and younger and older workers, according to an industry group. The call to action issued by Business in the Community (BITC) comes as analysis shows that there are 3.1m people in the [...]

  • UK government shakes up Universal Credit in bid to tackle labour shortages, as vacancies hit record highs

    January 27, 2022

    The UK government has said that unemployed people will be expected to look for any sort of work, within weeks of first claiming Universal Credit, if they are unable to find a job in their previous occupation. In an effort to move half a million people into employment by the end of June, the government [...]

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