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  • Barclays and Natwest layoffs signal start of banking’s AI job squeeze

    Banking

    Barclays, Natwest, Lloyds and HSBC toasted to a £14n profit haul in the third-quarter but sweeping job cuts stole the show. Samuel Norman takes a look at what the last three months signal for the sector’s future. As bank leaders stepped up to the podium for third-quarter earnings, the agenda had already been set for [...]

    Barclays shares have taken a hit since Trump's tariff announcement.
  • ‘Own goal’ – City chiefs warn Healey higher bank taxes hurt jobs outside London

    Economics

    Top City chiefs are launching last-ditch attempts to stop a punishing tax raid on banks at the Budget, warning the move will hurt jobs and growth outside of London. Rain Newton-Smith, the chief executive of the CBI, is set to warn Chancellor John Healey that increasing taxes on banks would be an “own goal for [...]

  • Salesforce offers free AI tools to UK students as graduate job market lags

    Tech

    As UK graduate vacancies hit their lowest level since 2020, Salesforce is offering free AI tools to six million students to help them meet employers’ growing demand for artificial intelligence skills. The US tech giant announced the scheme on Thursday, giving universities and colleges access to its workplace platform Slack and AI tools to help [...]

    London has defied national trends as job postings in the capital rose.
  • City finance jobs shrink as Budget fears add to cautious mood

    October 12, 2026

    Finance jobs in London shrunk in September as employers weighed up the raft of economic pressures and uncertainty around the forthcoming Budget. City vacancies tumbled 30 per cent to 1,200 by the end of the third quarter, compared with 1,719 in July at the start of the three-month window according to recruiter Morgan McKinley. Jobs [...]

  • Employers yearn for growth as jobs market stages ‘fragile recovery’

    October 8, 2026

    The UK jobs market is beginning to “flicker back to life,” a new report has said, after permanent and temporary placings inched up in the last month.  The latest jobs report from KPMG and recruiter REC showed permanent hiring grew for the second consecutive month to a four-year high of 50.9. Meanwhile, temporary billings also [...]

  • UK jobs seekers rise despite recovery in permanent hiring

    September 7, 2026

    Rising redundancies and heightened employment insecurity drove a sharp increase in UK job seekers in August despite the permanent hiring market showing its first signs of recovery in nearly four years. Total staff availability rose at its fastest rate in three months as Brits hunting for roles flooded the market. This influx was triggered by [...]

  • Goldman: Junior white-collar workers squeezed hardest by AI hiring slump

    August 19, 2026

    Artificial intelligence is beginning to weigh most heavily on junior white-collar jobs, according to Goldman Sachs, as new research points to a growing divide between workers entering industries such as consulting and advertising, and their more experienced colleagues. The Wall Street bank analysed employment across more than 800 occupations and found that AI-related hiring pressures [...]

  • Businesses slam brakes on hiring over Burnham uncertainty

    July 13, 2026

    The UK’s lofty tax bill and concerns surrounding the direction of an Andy Burnham premiership have led to a subdued jobs market, new research suggests, as employers pause hiring whilst they wait for further clarity on the likely incoming Prime Minister’s tax policies. Available jobs in London slumped five per cent in the second quarter [...]

  • Shares jitter at City recruiter Hays after taking chop to operations 

    June 17, 2026

    Shares in Hays see-sawed on Wednesday morning as the recruiter revealed it had offloaded operations across six different countries.  The FTSE 250 human resources firm said it had banked £4m on the sale of operations in the Czech Republic, Denmark, Hungary, Luxembourg, Romania and Sweden. The group expects the transaction to lead to a non-cash [...]

  • Specialist tech recruiter sees hiring slump across UK and Europe

    June 16, 2026

    A specialist recruiter in science, technology and maths has posted a slump across its UK operations as the hiring market continues to cool. Workforce consultant SThree recorded a 19 per cent drop in net fees across the UK, which refer to costs paid by an employer to fill a vacancy. Total takings in the UK [...]

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