Retrofitting plan could spark revival in job market and glass industry, says TUC
The TUC has called for public and private investment in existing glass production facilities to modernise operations and support job retention.
UK nuclear weapons hub creates 1,500 jobs as sector delivers pay boost and economic growth
Newly released Government figures showed that workers in the defence nuclear industry earn an average of £45,500 - 20% higher than the UK average.
Polygamous working could boost pension by £47,000 – Standard Life
Dean Butler said: “Doubling up on jobs can mean extra income now, and potentially a long-term savings benefit too. However, it’s clearly not without complications."
Care work and software development among most common full-time jobs, finds Ciphr
Care workers made up the biggest full-time workforce overall, with over 501,400 employees in the year to December 2024.
Government cyber security investment to create new jobs across sector
Launched as part of the Government’s 'Plan for Change', the Cyber Growth Action Plan will chart a path for long-term expansion in the UK’s cyber industry.
UK wind industry workforce hits 55,000, with further growth expected, report reveals
Nearly 40,000 people now work in offshore wind, up 24% from just over 32,000 two years ago.
Government rail contract secures thousands of British Steel jobs in Scunthorpe
Jonathan Reynolds said: “This is great news for British Steel and a vote of confidence in steelmaking, which will support thousands of skilled jobs for years to come."
Investment zones in Scotland to create 20,000 jobs – MHCLG
Glasgow City Region is expected to bring in around £300m of private investment and support up to 10,000 jobs.
Government’s £500m hydrogen investment set to create thousands of jobs
This investment is expected to generate skilled roles in regions such as Merseyside, Teesside and the Humber, as well as in the supply chain.
Permanent staff placements drop as candidate supply rises, survey reveals
The seasonally adjusted index for permanent staff placements fell to 44.2 in May from 44.7 in April, signalling a slightly sharper rate of decline.
Two-thirds of UK students work paid jobs during term time, survey finds
The SAES carried out by Advance HE and HEPI found 68% of undergraduates had a job during term, up from 56% in 2024 and 42% in 2020.
Greyfriars regeneration to create 7,000 jobs and boost local economy
The project will also deliver over 1,000 new homes, jobs, green spaces and cultural destinations in the town centre.
