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The grey resignation: why the disappearance of older workers is an economic risk
There are now 208,000 fewer over-50s in the UK’s labour market than there were before the pandemic, and that’s a…
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There is no “best place to work” any more – just good jobs and bad jobs
A new list of the top companies by employee reviews shows how drastically the world of work has changed.
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Danger, dehydration and doorbells: what it’s like delivering Christmas shopping for Amazon
For Amazon drivers, the festive season is a time of precarious employment and unsustainable workloads handed out by unseen algorithms.
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“Capitalism’s over”: The man who made millions by betting the economy would never recover
Gary Stevenson, the Patriotic Millionaire and former trader, on predicting disaster – and why it can only be avoided by…
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What we’re getting wrong about the “Great Resignation”
New data shows resignations in the UK are at their highest level in 20 years, but that people are quitting…
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Exclusive: New figures reveal Rishi Sunak’s flagship youth jobs scheme is having little impact
New data reveals that Kickstart, extended for four months by the Chancellor this week, is not driving a fall in…
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“Brexit is a con”: Fred Sirieix of First Dates warns staff shortages will damage the reputation of British cuisine
The French maître d’ and British television staple predicts a grim future for the UK food and restaurant industry.
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