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Industry executives question failure of union bosses to put the offer to members
Survey finds 53% of freelancers rejected contracts — with many looking for work abroad
Authority says move will free up 350 staff to prioritise urgent calls
Hopes dwindle of rate cuts later this year after unexpected rises in Canada and Australia and strong US jobs data
Pay data bucks trend in US and eurozone, and highlights inflation challenge facing Bank of England
Elaborate scams are on the rise, putting candidates and reputable employers at risk
Sean O’Brien says he is taking a ‘militant approach’ as the possibility of a strike at delivery group UPS looms
The romanticism of work on the move has collided with the realities of tax and immigration
The US central bank is expected to skip an increase this month but keep the door open to further tightening
Unemployment rate climbs to 3.7% while wage growth cools
So don’t freak out about the jobs report
Humans have a remarkable ability to create jobs for themselves — whatever the progress of technology
Creating low carbon jobs that pay as well as high carbon alternatives will not be easy
Weak property sales, industrial output and consumption sap confidence in rapid bounceback from Covid
Starmer accuses government of having lost control of surging net migration into the UK
Rising salaries could prolong the country’s bout of high inflation, warn economists
One in five is now out of work
The idea that the outcome of technological change is inevitable is both dangerous and untrue
Communities that depend on North Sea worry they will suffer same fate as former coal towns
It’s not easy luring workers back. But could office life be good for us?
I’ve received a letter from the tax office suggesting I may not have abided by IR35 laws
The author of ‘Free and Equal’ makes the case for workplace democracy
From Nintendo to Nomura, a change of perspective on how to do business is taking place
Too many new rules will fuel the burgeoning legal and compliance industry, which is not the kind of growth the UK needs
Governments and businesses alike face formidable challenges in equipping the workforce for the modern digital economy
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