Opinion

  • Adzuna comments on ONS Working and Workless Households Statistics

    Andrew Hunter, co-founder of Adzuna, comments

  • Robert Half comments on the latest ONS Labour market figures - Competition for talent has swung the pendulum away from employers

    Phil Sheridan, UK Managing Director of Robert Half, commented on the latest ONS Labour market figures

  • UK labour market hits the pause button

    Commenting on the latest UK Labour Market Statistics, Mark Beatson, Chief Economist at the CIPD, said: “While today’s numbers show a drop in unemployment back towards the low point seen three months ago, the main point to draw from this set of figures is how little the overall levels of employment and unemployment have changed in the last six months

  • Pensions Awareness Day comment - David Beattie, Aegon UK

    David Beattie, Managing Director, Direct at Aegon UK, comments on Pensions Awareness day

  • Comment on the latest REC/KPMG Report on Jobs

    Chris Futcher, CEO of Pulse Accounting, comments on the latest REC/KPMG Report on Jobs

  • "The class of 2015 have plenty of options available to them": Adzuna comments on today's BIS Q2 Graduate Labour Market Statistics

    Andrew Hunter, co-founder of Adzuna, comments

  • How have Amazon damaged employer brand and capacity?

    By Rita Trehan

  • Jon Ingham from Glassdoor comments on latest ONS zero hours contracts figures

    As todays figures released by the ONS indicate that the number of people working on zero hours contracts has increased to 744,000 (representing 2.4% of the working population) from April to June 2015 from 624,000 (representing 2% of those in work) in the same period in 2014, Jon Ingham Glassdoor’s Career and Workplace Expert comments

  • Comment on GDP: "Consumer spending power is increasing as at last British workers are receiving long-overdue pay rises"

    Andrew Hunter, co-founder of Adzuna, comments: “Consumer spending power is increasing, as at last British workers are receiving long-overdue pay rises. This is spurring spending in the service sector, and buoying a healthy housing market. The GDP figures reflect this financial freedom

  • Plans to boost apprenticeships must focus on quality, not just quantity, says the CIPD

    Responding to today’s announcement by the Prime Minister of plans to boost apprenticeships and transform training, Ben Willmott, Head of Public Policy at the CIPD (the professional body for HR and people development), comments

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