The unemployment rate in the United States has climbed to a four year high, hitting 4.4 percent in September even as the economy created far more jobs than anticipated. According
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Official figures released by the Office for National Statistics indicate signs of growing softness in the UK labour market. August saw a reduction of 8,000 in monthly payroll numbers, pushing
British consumer confidence has witnessed an unexpected upturn, with the GfK index climbing two points to -20 in mid-February, surpassing analysts’ predictions of a static reading. The improvement spans across
Britain’s labour market stands at a critical juncture as businesses grapple with increased National Insurance contributions and economic stagnation. Recent data from the Office for National Statistics reveals an unemployment
British employers’ demand for staff has plummeted to its lowest level in four years this November, as Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s recent Budget tax increases cast a shadow over the pre-Christmas
In the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, the job market has experienced a significant shift from the “Great Resignation” to what can now be described as the “Great Retention”. As
