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Overhaul planned by main opposition party could backfire and end up harming employees and bosses, say executives
Warning by government migration adviser comes ahead of sharp rise in salary floors for overseas hires
The EU’s performance is both better and worse than commonly believed
Decline unlikely to assuage inflation concerns and speed up rate cuts, say economists
Umbrella union body says most employees on zero-hour contracts have been ‘stuck’ in same job for a year or more
Lower wage growth and higher productivity might be why bosses like remote working more than we think
Policies that force companies to reveal the pay of peers have unintended consequences
Also in this newsletter: UK inflation holds steady, LNG demand to soar, the uninsurable world
Ride-hailing company’s stock surges more than 60% before correction to margin growth outlook for 2024
Ride-hailing company seeks to please investors following renewed focus on profitability
Plus, a very large taxi company becomes profitable
Pace of earnings growth including bonuses slowed to 5.8% in fourth quarter, official figures show
You’re a full-time Uber driver with two kids and a mortgage Can you earn enough to pay the bills — and make more than other players?
Industrial action expected in the US, Canada and the UK in crucial parts of the gig economy
The UK system is a mess and a big threat to economic growth
Gaps in labour market figures are hampering policymakers, businesses and researchers
Policymakers must act to ameliorate the impact of automation on incomes
It’s good for the time being, but you have to wonder what will happen when the valves are released
Officials believe inflation will continue to fall even as the US labour market shows surprising resilience
Companies will have to pay much higher salaries to people recruited on skilled worker visas from April
In a tight labour market, employers are looking to improve the skills of their existing workforce
Solving Britains’ productivity and growth puzzle depends on collective action on employment and skills
And the case for job-market optimism
Businesses are making lay-offs, forcing staff back to offices and offering smaller wage increases
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