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Central bank president strikes bearish tone in spite of hopes for easing inflation data
Call for pause on international tax plan, crypto crisis latest and EU wrangles over Russian oil price cap
Opposition party focused on challenge of persuading ‘economically inactive’ people to fill job vacancies
Study finds workers and managers favour ‘remote-first’ approach despite C-suite diktats
The business case for better pay and secure hours is compelling — improved recruitment, retention, employee relations and reputational enhancement
Lack of support to get people back to work is putting the brakes on growth
Working-age people withdrawing from the workforce entirely raises concerns
How much noise is too much in the office? As workers have returned to their desks, managing sound levels has become an art — and a science
Searches for life-saving equipment soar after Beijing signals plan to change coronavirus rules
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Employers not main driver of latest surge in immigration — nor would loosening rules solve all workforce problems.
Older affluent workers are leaving Britain’s labour force — employers and the government must get them back
Plus, EU ministers try to head off trade war with US and UK limits use of Chinese surveillance systems
United Arab Emirates receives tournament tourism boost thanks to more relaxed vibe and frequent shuttle flights
Structural change is biting and wishful thinking will not make UK remote workers return to their offices
Anti-corruption campaigners seek release of bank data by judge but run into privacy concerns
Adverse trends in wellbeing are contributing to flatlining productivity in the UK
Wealthier societies are increasingly troubled by the afflictions of people who live alone — and the young suffer more
Visa schemes for Ukrainian refugees and Hong Kong nationals push long-term inflows to 1.1mn in year to June
Low-cost airline paid £50mn compensation to delayed customers
Apple supplier apologises for ‘technical error’ after violent clashes between workers and police
Russia move drives up gas prices, confusion over Covid flip-flops in China, retailers reshape advertising
Motoring and cycling retailer aims to train recently retired people
Everyone will pay more tax after the Autumn Statement
Outlook for industry has darkened as rates rise faster than expected
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