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Size of workforce shrinks as level of inactivity rises but inflation now outstrips growth in pay
Staff at Niesr UK research institute take industrial action for first time in its 90-year history
Industry reports record profits as battle for workers pushes up wages and fuels moves
Disruption is more likely to raise costs than halt production, surveys indicate
Listening to the concerns of people at the top can inform the debate over how to improve jobs at the bottom
Self-isolating workers who decline a Covid jab will receive as little as £96.35 a week
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Demand for legal services and exodus from industry is resulting in a shortage of talent, say recruiters
Employers opt to train their own staff as government’s further education expansion falls short
Shifts in working life have slowed since 1980s despite AI and gig economy, study shows
The pandemic has shifted mindsets if not yet the actual balance of power
How freelancers can get their finances in order ahead of the January 31 deadline
TUC urges ministers to guarantee worker protections in reviews of post-Brexit law as ‘cost of living storm’ looms
Job satisfaction takes many forms but beware the demoralising effects of impersonal systems for evaluating employees
Government bows to industry pressure over post-Brexit labour market shortages
Ruling out so many potential candidates at a time of staff shortages is irrational
MAC recommends ‘formalised route’ to allow low-skilled into Britain, instead of ad hoc schemes
Signs emerge that increase in hiring driven by economic reopening might be starting to slacken
Bosses say current system is ‘ailing and financially inadequate’, according to CIPD
EU plans to place onus on companies such as Uber to prove drivers are self-employed
As a Brexit supporter, I wanted proper control over our borders, not their virtual closure
Capital takes lion’s share of qualified workers from overseas — especially in finance, science and IT
Labour markets have been reshaped by the pandemic in different ways
Flagship programme aimed to avert a pandemic-related surge in young adult unemployment
Many workers often struggle to find or keep a job despite EU and UK employment legislation
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