Discover the survey results: a third of UK workers planning to switch jobs in 2025 due to concerns about pay and job security.

Shares of the Vernon Hills, Illinois-based company rose 2.3% in premarket trading. The company is also benefiting from the ...

Job cuts and price hikes for customers rose across the service sector last month, new data shows, as businesses brace ...

Services job cuts rise as stagflation takes ‘a firmer hold’ of sector - The sector saw slight output growth in January, but ...

Similarly, the education sector saw a 177.9% spike, driven by institutional restructuring. Notably, government job cuts surged to 38,375 for 2024, a staggering 1520.6% increase due to military ...

Budget 2025: This year, experts are calling for continued investments to modernise the sector. As the Union Budget 2025 approaches, the education sector is brimming with expectations for ...

(RTTNews) - Euro area private sector returned to growth in January as the contraction in manufacturing activity slowed and the services sector continued to expand, albeit at a slower pace ...

The fit is a comprehensive monthly report analysing online job posting activity conducted by foundit.in. The report further said the growth in hiring is reflected across sectors, led by consumer ...

That’s not the case for the UK.” She added: “I believe in free and open trade ... and the fastest drop in payroll jobs since the pandemic. Public sector net borrowing excluding banks ...

This would not only create jobs but also spur urban demand and enhance remittances. A key demand of the FMCG sector is the revision of income tax slabs to increase disposable income and stimulate ...

Experts said the Bank of England was still likely to cut interest rates next month as worries over the weakening jobs sector would outweigh strong wage growth. The ONS said the rate of ...

UK pay after inflation has risen ... Growth in private sector earnings was stronger than for public sector jobs. Despite a risk of higher wages pushing up inflation, the Bank of England is still ...