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Jo Sellick: Will graduates save Britain from Brexit?

What role do businesses play when providing opportunities for graduates moving from overseas?

Brexit and low earnings behind freelancers’ declining confidence

Although the economic confidence of the UK’s two million freelancers improved marginally in the last quarter it has now fallen again because of Brexit and a 17 per cent decline in both quarterly earnings and daily rates.

Sharp fall in net migration since EU referendum suggests Britain’s labour market is being reshaped even before Brexit arrives

A drop of over 100,000 in net migration over the last year shows that Britain’s labour market is already be reshaped before we leave the EU, and businesses need to start adjusting now to a new era of lower migration, the Resolution Foundation says.

Employers planning recruitment drive despite Brexit fears

Nine in ten businesses are planning to add to their workforces next year despite concerns about the impact Brexit will have on the UK economy.

Three reasons why HR should worry when engaging contractors overseas

HR departments engaging contractors overseas should have tax compliance at the top of their agenda if they want to mitigate the very real risks of prosecution, according to 6CATS.

UK retailers need EU workers after Brexit to stop prices from rising

Prices may rise and home deliveries could be slower unless the retail sector retains access to all EU workers after Brexit, the British Retail Consortium (BRC) has warned.

Ever-changing immigration rules proving a headache for business talent

Global changes in immigration policy are coming so thick and fast that many corporations which move talent around the world are suddenly having to re-evaluate their global mobility programmes.

UK revealed as third most common place to be sent on international business

UK behind only USA (1st) and China (2nd) The UK has been revealed as the third most popular location in the world for international work,...

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Recruiter who suffered cardiac arrest and brain injury awarded £187,000 over dismissal

A senior recruiter has been awarded nearly £200,000 after an employment tribunal found he was unfairly dismissed him over ill health.
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Pay transparency under scrutiny as ‘most UK job ads hide salaries’

A large majority of UK job adverts continue to omit salary information as the government considers introducing measures for pay transparency in recruitment.

Think tank calls for mandatory pension contribution disclosure in job adverts

Employers should be legally required to disclose their pension contributions in job advertisements, according to a report by think tank Social Market Foundation.

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