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Business groups lament lack of significant new funding for skills and training
Teachers, police and civil servants hit by fresh squeeze but nurses and doctors will receive a rise
Almost nine in 10 senior managers come from a higher socio-economic background
If your job can be done from home, can it be offshored somewhere cheaper?
Many have been unable to operate during the crisis and do not qualify for government support
Professional bodies propose way of assisting limited company directors excluded from financial support
UK chancellor’s plan could backfire say economists.
Data show fall in number of 16-24-year-olds not in education, employment or training
Unable to find a job, this week’s guest is going back to university at the age of 61
Government failed to properly implement EU health and safety laws, judge rules, amid Covid concerns
Sutton Trust survey finds fewer businesses offering on-the-job instruction programmes
Young people particularly hard hit as new hirings plummet along with graduate jobs and internships
The FT’s ‘Dear Jonathan’ columnist took careers questions from readers
Economists warn policy change will be expensive while others say it fails to offer safety net for all
Government incentives too low to cover costs of new apprentices, say UK tradespeople
Lowly paid workers have suffered the biggest falls in earnings due to the pandemic, official figures show
Two-thirds of EU citizens employed in UK would not have qualified for a work visa under new regime
Business, unions and colleges urge government to increase further education funding by 40%
Resolution Foundation survey finds one in five young people who have been furloughed are later made unemployed
Support for workers in quarantine is a crucial part of reducing the spread of Covid
Industry bodies blame introduction of government levy system for fall in opportunities
Millions with little income in 2020 expected to make a payment on account in January
UK chancellor has overhauled his job support scheme in response to second wave of coronavirus
Migration Advisory Committee had called for loosening of post-Brexit restrictions
Agency staff may do the same work as employees but lack security and suffer penalties
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