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Post-pandemic surge in vacancies driven by low-paid posts with better-paid roles slow to recover, study finds
Report finds most people are happy despite huge changes in the workplace
Economy restarts in hiring frenzy with employment rising by almost 250,000 last month
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Frances O’Grady calls for extension of income support schemes and more security for workers
Prime minister prepares to defy furious Tory critics over national insurance increase
Steep pay gains are so far confined to a few pockets of the economy where there are chronic skills shortages
Worker shortages and the depth of their impact are seen as key issues affecting long-term growth outlook
Flash purchasing managers’ index in August drops to six-month low, undershooting analysts’ expectations
Employment outlook has changed quickly with many companies struggling to recruit workers
UK government list is part of wider push to clamp down on abuses of workers’ rights
Goldman, like other employers, will have to try harder to lure and retain new recruits
Pandemic-driven rise of digital nomads spurs nations to offer relocation incentives
Analysts expect MPC to keep monetary policy unchanged but await updated economic outlook
Caution sounded over potential job losses when furlough subsidies are wound down
Travel industry gains from pandemic swing towards domestic holidays, report finds
Ten days ago, markets were spooked by inflation. But the spread of the Delta variant is now forcing countries to reverse plans to reopen
Global surge in goods prices is likely to slacken as supply bottlenecks ease, says Ben Broadbent
Borrowing is lower than official forecast as finances recover more quickly than expected
Governor pledges to lead changes to implement recommendations on diversity and inclusion
New projections show public borrowing in 2021-22 could come in £30bn lower than forecasted
Government focused on possible rise in national insurance contributions to fund changes
MPC member’s comments point to likely split of opinion when rate-setting committee meets next month
World ‘completely unprepared’ for mass healthcare threats, report warns
Economy expanded by 0.8 per cent in May but rising Covid infections threaten to sap growth further
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