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Move by country’s largest craft beer brewer points to broader cooling of wage pressures across economy
Two-year scheme sets new standards for pay and working conditions on British boats
Lower inflation will result in little perceptible improvement to living standards as growth stagnates in 2024, the FT’s annual survey predicts
Experts’ full responses to questions on the year ahead for the UK economy
Letters setting out review bodies’ remit for wages in coming year cite ‘historic nature’ of recent settlements
The figures show the extent to which salary pressures are still bubbling in Britain’s economy
Ben Broadbent warns that inconsistent data has muddied picture for policymakers
We should end the defeatist attitude that people are fated to be stuck in jobs that don’t suit them
Migration Advisory Committee report could lead to further tightening of rules for international students
Three-quarters of the British Chambers of Commerce’s membership say they are struggling to recruit staff
ONS data prompts traders to increase bets BoE will soon cut rates
Immigration advisers warn aspects of policy likely to face legal challenge
Salary threshold for skilled workers to rise following sharp increase in number of people moving to the country last year
Health professionals warn about over-reliance on ‘unethical’ hiring from overseas
Rosier picture of jobs market comes on top of upgrades to GDP but statistics agency urges caution
Analysis suggests London is 5 times more exposed to impact of evolving technology than north-east England
Clampdown on visas will not solve workforce crisis in underfunded sector, say unions and employers
While Labour should be grateful that Jeremy Hunt has done some of the heavy lifting, this is a broader issue for UK society
Maximising the freelance-rider problem
Options include raising visa salary thresholds and limiting number of dependants accompanying care workers
Claimants previously assessed as too sick for a job worried they could be told to work from home
IWGB union loses landmark gig economy case in which it had also sought collective bargaining rights
When immigration is high, employers need to focus on recruiting migrants who are here, not just ask for more
Locals in north-east Scotland say the billions poured into wind power have bypassed the community
Chancellor to announce plans to tackle long-term sickness and joblessness in Autumn Statement next week
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