UK jobs, employment and wages

With cash at a premium, businesses could be considering an award of shares to employees instead of bonuses. This could

In this episode, City A.M. Deputy Editor Andy Silvester is joined by Andrew Hunter, co-founder and chief executive of Adzuna, now

Over 9m workers in the UK have now been furloughed due to the Covid-19 pandemic at a cost of £20.8bn,

New figures released today showed that the UK’s unemployment rate unexpectedly remained flat for the three months to April, confounding

The UK job market is set for a “significant turn for the worse” over the next three months, a new

In uncharted territory … When I flew out of Buenos Aires in late 1990, having ended my stint working as

Should the government pay wages to workers whose incomes have been affected by the coronavirus crisis? YES – Sam Bowman,

Cordant, one of the largest recruitment agencies in the UK is rushing to raise new cash after coming close to

In recent years, we have seen businesses commit to new mental health initiatives, from training mental health first aiders to

Improved market confidence has led to the first back-to-back increase in permanent jobs for over a year.  According to KPMG

There has been a lot of noise around IR35, the updated government intermediaries legislation. Generally, it seems to be leaving

With a rapidly-ageing demographic across Europe, it is time to re-evaluate not only our own attitudes towards older people, but