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Government urges businesses to use Jobcentres to fill vacancies and boost growth
Ministers are encouraging businesses to work with Jobcentres to fill thousands of vacancies, with retailers like B&M.
Recruitment & HR
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North Lincolnshire Council rebrands action station service to jobs team
The jobs team acts as a one-stop shop for individuals seeking employment or career advancement.
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Maximus celebrates job support impact in Wrexham
So far, more than 900 Wrexham residents have been supported on their journey into work.
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HR Technologies UK returns to ExCeL London with focus on AI and talent innovation
HR Technologies UK will showcase the latest in AI, payroll, and talent management at its third edition on 23rd-24th April at ExCeL London, bringing together leading HR technology providers and industry experts.
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‘Employers must not be allowed to play fast and loose with workers’ pensions’, warns Unite
Following the government's recently announced plans to allow companies to invest surpluses from DB schemes, Unite has warned them.
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Anti-ageism campaign reveals persistent workplace prejudice against older workers
New research from the Age Without Limits campaign highlights widespread ageism in the workplace, with significant numbers of people doubting the competency, adaptability, and value of workers over 50.
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UK private sector braces for significant job losses, CBI reports
Business and professional services firms predict a 20% decline in headcount, while consumer services companies expect a sharper fall of 44%.
Employee Relations
Workers plan mass exodus as demand for flexibility and pay fairness rises
New research shows 39% of UK employees plan to change jobs in 2025, with dissatisfaction over pay and lack of flexible working driving the trend.
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UK economy beats expectations in January but job cuts rise sharply, S&P Global reports
S&P Global's PMI data shows unexpected growth in January, but falling sales and rising costs are driving sharp job cuts.
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New colour vision testing to allow more people to work in safety-critical railway roles
RSSB research introduces a two-step colour vision test that could enable nearly half of current Ishihara test failures to qualify for safety-critical railway roles.
Business
Rolls-Royce secures £9bn Unity contract with Ministry of Defence
Rolls-Royce signs its largest-ever contract with the UK Ministry of Defence, uniting design, build, and support for Royal Navy submarine reactors.
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Energy Skills Passport launched to help workers transition across UK energy sectors
The Energy Skills Passport, a tool enabling workers to navigate careers across the UK energy mix, launches with support from OEUK, RenewableUK, and the UK and Scottish Governments.