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Yet UK law is limited in protecting transgender workers from discrimination

Three quarters of recruitment leaders expect to see skills shortages within the sectors they operate increase over the next two years.

Brits taking a career break could lose as much as £1,300 off their annual salary over the course of an average 47 year career*, costing more than £60,000, according to new research from Adzuna.

Today’s labour market statistics published by the Office for National Statistics (ONS), shows wage growth continues. Average weekly earnings for employees in the UK in real terms increased by 0.4% excluding bonuses, and by 0.1% including bonuses, compared with a year earlier.

New CIPD/Workday global research highlights need to boost people data skills and uptake

Digitisation and automation are driving significant change in the skills businesses look for in professionals, according to recruitment specialist Robert Half UK.

New research by the City & Guilds Group and Emsi suggests that apprenticeships and greater employer and Government collaboration could be the solution

Top summer destinations include California, New York and Texas; Massachusetts, New York and Florida most lucrative hot spots

Imperial College London is the nation’s most active creator of jobs in artificial intelligence (AI), according to figures released today by the world’s largest job site Indeed.

As advertised job vacancies reach a four-month high, now could be the perfect time to make your next career move.

...Despite three quarters of respondents worrying about their personal identity being stolen

The proportion of employers who believe economic conditions in the UK are getting better outnumber those who think they are getting worse for the first time since August last year.

Professional recruitment firms reported that the number of candidates securing permanent roles in April 2018 increased by 9% year-on-year, according to new survey data from the Association of Professional Staffing Companies (APSCo).

New research reveals the affect of social platforms on UK professionals

More than double the number of Gen Z (31%) than Gen X (14%) employees think that digital trends like AI and chatbots will lead to them losing parts of or all of their job, according to new research by Badenoch & Clark – part of The Adecco Group, global leader in HR solutions.