Job creation and losses

Analysis finds vacancy growth in January 2023 picked up for the first time in nine months, driven by demand for temps.

Tech sector redundancies continue as PayPal reveals plans for mass job losses as it battles economic challenges.

Supermarket giant Tesco has announced plans to cut around 2,000 jobs as it restructures the way it runs stores.

IBM and SAP have become the latest tech companies to slash thousands of jobs, as the slowing global economy looks likely to reduce profits.

Nearly 24,000 Country Court judgments served in Q4 2022, 77% higher than pre-Covid.

Spotify has become the latest tech company to announce job cuts to its global workforce.

Microsoft has announced a wave of redundancies as it grapples with reduced consumer spending and anticipated recessions.

Marks & Spencer is set to create 3,400 jobs by opening 'bigger and better' stores across the UK. 

Amazon warehouse closures in the UK have been announced, putting 1,200 jobs at risk,

Job postings in December 2022 remain high despite the economic headwinds employers are facing, with the North East of England...

The number of planned redundancies in the UK increased 15% in the 1 August to 31 October quarter, from 36,641 to 41,970.

Designed to encourage middle-aged people to pursue a new career as cabin crew, the campaign targets ‘empty nesters’, those whose children have left home and are no longer dependent on them.

UK employers face a shrinking labour force and will continue to wrestle with hiring challenges into 2023 and beyond, according to a forecasts released by sister companies Indeed and Glassdoor.

Many concerns about the autumn statement have focused on whether the measures will help tackle the skills and labour shortage and make more likely the possibility of redundancies this winter.

Facebook and Instagram owner Meta has announced it will make 11,000 staff – or 13% of its workforce – redundant....