Brexit's impact on City of London employment

In the lead up to Brexit we might be able to learn both something about the City and something about how well we adapt to change

Over-50s experience chronic worklessness

Around 3.3 million people between the ages of 50 and 64 are not in work

Gig economy regulations must not harm UK economy

Addressing the PLSA annual conference, Matthew Taylor highlighted the positives of the British economy

Ex-offenders: An untapped talent pool?

What do employers considering applicants with criminal records need to bear in mind?

Brexit means loss of investment management professionals

EU nationals appear to have less faith in the competitiveness of the UK as a financial centre after Brexit

ONS stats "bittersweet" for women

High levels of employment are being driven by women, but this may be because they're having to work longer

Employer confidence sinks over economic forecast

A third of employers think economic conditions are worsening, affecting their short-term hiring and firing intentions

Calming Brexit concerns: The employers' role

Keep employees informed and updated, and consider offering flexible working or one-to-one support

UK tenth most capable of dealing with change

The UK placed ahead of global leaders such as the US (12th), Hong Kong (13th), and France (20th)

Students concerned about Brexit and general election

Uncertainty around Brexit negotiations and the general election have compounded job fears for graduates

Right to request fixed hours welcome, but enforcement will be key

The Taylor inquiry will likely call for those on zero-hours contracts to be given the right to request fixed hours

Retention and job performance metrics rising in importance

Hiring professionals are being measured on retention and performance, as well as time to hire