Suren Thiru, head of economics at the British Chambers of Commerce, said: “While there was a rise in the number of job vacancies, this is more likely to reflect a temporary bounce as the economy reopened before recent restrictions were reintroduced, rather than a meaningful upturn in demand for labour.
Image copyright Getty Images Chancellor Rishi Sunak will later unveil a plan aimed at minimising further unemployment as stricter...
Image copyright AFP Struggling department store group Debenhams says it will cut 2,500 more jobs as it struggles to...
ITV’s Love Island returns for a new series on Monday. The show had attracted criticism from sustainability advocates in...
Fertiliser costs began to rise last autumn when the wholesale price of gas, which is needed to produce it,...
“The change in the affordability rules may not be as significant as it sounds as the loan-to-income ‘flow limit’...
Male workers would routinely proposition her, stare at her breasts, describe her as having an “onion booty” or “Coke...
“While the US might just push through a ban on Russian oil imports, Europe can ill-afford to do the...
Payments were likely to be at a similar level to last year’s £3,000 per MWh, it said, but how...
Recent Comments