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Decision will come as relief to businesses after period of rapid increases
AI training for manufacturing workers could minimise job losses
The country’s biggest problem is not a missing right for workers to disconnect from email outside work hours
Frustration for policymakers as review finds concerns remain over ONS gathering of employment numbers
Half the UK’s young people from ethnic minority backgrounds have experienced workplace discrimination
Rate setters will be watching for signs of pay growth feeding inflation
Immigrants get the job done
The headline acts will be the US Federal Reserve, the Bank of Japan and the Bank of England
National Association of Realtors has agreed to pay $418mn in damages in a deal that sent brokerage shares lower
Party leader sends out senior colleagues to urge engagement over intended reforms
A tech-savvy Uber Eats worker was sick of the algorithms that controlled his day. So he decided to fight back
The spectre of technological unemployment is causing fear — but we should treat the coming changes as an opportunity
National Labor Relations Board is latest federal agency to be challenged over in-house judges
Wage increase underlines inflationary trend and bolsters case for Bank of Japan to begin raising interest rates
Federal agency chair confident that workers who lose jobs in sectors such as carmaking will find jobs elsewhere
Data shows equity compensation has decreased by more than a third over past 18 months
Data confirms inflationary pressures are easing
Directive aims to ‘determine employment status’ of about 28mn riders and drivers, but bloc regulation remains fragmented
Latest FT-Michigan Ross survey shows challenges facing president as re-election campaign gears up
Data shows 275,000 new jobs added but numbers for January and December are revised sharply downwards
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Employers may find it pays to be open about inequalities and their efforts to tackle them
Employers are under pressure to offer more help to ‘trailing spouses’
Strong demand for IT jobs and flexible arrangements help more women join workforce in US, EU and UK
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