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April saw the softest fall in recruitment activity since last September, with a similar trend seen in temporary work.
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The operators of the two largest UK bioethanol facilities have warned the government that last week’s trade deal with the US means they face “an existential threat” with thousands of …
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Nurses could be set to strike this summer as the Royal College of Nursing accuses the government of ‘insulting’ the profession.
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Immigration
Immigration white paper: strict limits on overseas recruitment
by Jo Faragherby Jo FaragherThe government will ‘radically reform’ the UK’s immigration system under new measures proposed in today’s immigration white paper.
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L&D teams face the dual challenge of tighter budgets and keeping leadership on board. What are the best strategies to boost investment buy-in?
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CIPD: ‘the government can address employer nerves around the bill by prioritising an implementation plan with a clear phased timeline’.
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As HR takes on an increasingly central role in the success of the business, it’s not immune to burnout. How can people teams address their own mental wellbeing?
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Multi-employer CDC pension scheme, being designed by TPT Retirement Solutions, is expected to launch by end of 2026.
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NHS trusts planning clinical and non-clinical job cuts as they attempt to balance the books to wipe out a £7bn financial shortfall.
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Strategic communications are crucial to fighting the backlash against DEI. Working with PR can maximise their impact.
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There a couple of points that can be made about the conclave in an HR context. But only a couple.
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Collective redundancy
Construction workers win compensation claim against defunct employer
by Jo Faragherby Jo FaragherThe former employees of Bowie Construction will receive their payouts from the government’s Redundancy Payments Service.
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Stories and rumours about candidates can emerge during the recruitment process, but how seriously should they be taken?
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Department for Business and Trade (DBT)
UK-US deal saves ‘thousands’ of jobs in car industry
by Jo Faragherby Jo FaragherThe UK-US deal on tariffs agreed yesterday will save ‘thousands’ of jobs, according to prime minister Keir Starmer.
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The government is to cut the length of postgraduate teaching apprenticeships from 12 to nine months to bring them in line with the school year.