The latest UK labour market update showed a softening in the jobs market last month and a drop in wage growth, most notable ...

Newport addresses the growth challenge via a new campaigning group called Looking for Growth (LFG). A grassroots organisation ...

Despite the spending review's boost for social homes, the government's headline housing pledge looks a long a shot as ever – ...

Labour says British employment laws are outdated, a drag on economic growth and a major factor in the UK's worst period of ... But a tight labour market after Brexit and the COVID-19 pandemic ...

The UK labour market remained static in January, alleviating fears in some quarters that job losses could be ramping up. The latest figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) released today ...

Britain's labour market showed signs of weakening in data published today that suggested a hit to hiring in the run-up to this month's increase in a tax on employers, but wage growth remained strong.

Traditional measures of the UK labour market have become less reliable than they used to be due to falling survey responses. That has pushed us to be more reliant on measures of employment that ...

Labour says British employment laws are outdated, a drag on economic growth and a major factor in the UK’s worst period ... But a tight labour market after Brexit and the COVID-19 pandemic ...

The UK labour market saw a softer decline in recruitment activity in February 2025 ... and temporary recruitment activity was a sign of continuing caution among businesses amid uncertain economic ...

Specifically, there were more people in our labour market, and more of those people had employment. This is good news for NI because labour force participation is one of the biggest weaknesses in ...