£30m scheme targets barriers to work for 5,000 Londoners – London Councils
The funding will go towards five programmes run by the Mayor of London and London Boroughs under the ‘Get Britain Working’ trailblazers scheme.
NHS London calls for more people to apply for nursing roles
Magda Nyczak-Kal said: “The NHS is a place where you can learn new skills and play an instrumental role in providing quality healthcare to patients."
Hexaware to double UK workforce with new London headquarters
The new office will help Hexaware work more closely with local clients and attract talent from the region.
Commuter connections: Transport access is key to office success
Demand for city centre offices is rebounding, particularly in well-connected locations.
West London receives dedicated funding to support disabled workers
As many as 100,000 people a year are set to receive tailored support nationally as rollout begins of Connect to Work, a new programme dedicated to help those facing some of the greatest barriers to work.
Lambeth celebrates 300 accredited Living Wage employers
Lambeth marks a milestone with 300 businesses now accredited as Living Wage employers, ensuring fair pay across diverse sectors.
Cautious optimism for 2025 despite financial services face hiring slowdown
Morgan McKinley’s latest data shows a significant decline in job availability in London’s financial services sector, but forecasts resilient wage growth and modest GDP recovery in 2025.
London one of the worst cities to pursue a career in marketing – study reveals
Seine River Cruises conducted an analysis that identified Amsterdam and Rome as the top cities for financial savings while in London, marketing executives accumulate considerable debt.
London bus company control room staff to escalate strike action in May
Transport UK control room employees are set to extend their strike action in May, protesting against a pay raise offer that falls below inflation rates, potentially affecting numerous bus routes in London.
