employment and wages

Just over 85 per cent of all London employers are planning to recruit staff in the capital over the next

Most people don’t believe they’re being paid what they think ‘they are worth’ to do their current jobs. And, perhaps

Nearly 4m British households on low incomes are estimated to be in arrears with household bills, according to new figures

Earlier this week, City A.M. revealed that private equity firms are prepared to pay junior staff with less than two

European markets got off to a mixed start yesterday, while US markets, after initially looking in good shape, rolled over

A large majority of women across the UK, namely two in three women, believe that bias and discrimination hold them

The skilled labour shortage gripping the UK is being felt most acutely by London businesses, with seven in 10 executives

Around a quarter of people are actively jobhunting, according to new research shared with City A.M. this morning. Three-quarters (75

Last Thursday was the busiest day for Farringdon, Canary Wharf, Bank and Monument stations since the pandemic began, as London’s

Six in ten Londoners are currently looking for their next challenge, recruitment giant Reed told City A.M. this afternoon. Chancery

As the furlough scheme comes to an end tomorrow, concerns are being raised about the number of workers over the

Multiverse, the apprenticeships startup co-founded by Tony’ Blair’s eldest son Euan Blair, has edged closer to a unicorn valuation after