Paul Johnson, director of the IFS, said the figure was ‘just a fraction of the number lost from the workforce in the past couple of years’.
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More roles in the construction sector have been added to the shortage occupation list but hospitality has again lost out when it comes to recruiting overseas workers.
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The Equality and Human Rights Commission has submitted strong criticisms of the Strikes Bill in a briefing for the House of Lords.
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Reaping the benefits of ChatGPT-style artificial intelligence requires careful consideration of what tasks it is best suited to.
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Wages have not risen to UK attract workers as a result of the move of a more controlled immigration system.
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The message of International Women’s Day 2023 is that businesses and individuals should ‘embrace equity’. What does this mean?
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Strikes set for this week have been called off after GMB, Unison and Unite union leaders agreed to enter talks with health secretary Steve Barclay.
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The UK's labour crisis could be exacerbated in the coming months by a concerted effort by state government officials to lure workers to Western Australia.
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A survey has revealed that UK businesses strongly support health and safety regulations, highlighting fears over the impact of the Retained EU Law Bill.
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UK-based drinks supplier Diageo is the second highest placed firm in a study of global gender equality.
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Judge to decide verdict in coming months over Lineker's tax between 2013 and 2018 when presenting football shows for BT Sport and the BBC.
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To mark Employee Appreciation Day tomorrow (Friday 3 March) one company has announced it is giving all its workers the day off.
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A senior nurse in the north of England has won her claim of racial discrimination against NHS England at an employment tribunal.
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HR buzzwords are running amok. No sooner do we debunk and ridicule them than more nonsensical balderdash proliferates.
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A third of UK workers would prefer to be paid weekly to allow them to budget better for the rising cost of living, according to new research.