Labour market

The highest number of job adverts in 2022 was recorded in the last week of July.

A consultation finds fairer recruitment processes should improve transport sector diversity.

July saw the slowest increases in permanent staff appointments and the use of temps in 17 months, as recruiters across...

Rising costs have prompted 42% of UK workers to consider coming into the office in order to save money on home energy bills, research has found.

CPI inflation forecast to climb above 13% and to remain “very elevated” throughout much of 2023 according to the Bank of England.

Half of UK workers are already doing temporary work, or are planning to temp, as a direct result of the surging cost of living, according to new research.

The number of planned redundancies in the UK fell by 21% in the last quarter.

A fifth of the nation’s office workers are being prevented from taking time off work because of staff shortages and reduced resources.

Michael O'Leary has criticised the UK government over its approach to foreign workers and urged it to take a more ‘practical, common sense’ approach to post-Brexit policy.

Recruitment rates for June 2022 grew at their slowest pace since early last year, according to data from the REC and KPMG.

Job seekers over the age of 50 will be given more one-to-one support to help them get into work, the Department for Work and Pensions has said.

Staff shortages are affecting UK businesses' ability to grow, with nearly three in 10 saying they have had to turn down work.

The UK government has promised to invest £4 billion into a ‘green industrial revolution’, creating hundreds of thousands of jobs...

Figures from a job search engine show that in May 2022 there were 14,690 graduate job vacancies advertised in the UK compared with 9,265 this time last year.

Chris Taylor talks to Recruiting Daily's William Tincup about work-life balance, the cost of living crisis and the great resignation in his latest podcast.