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Labour market remains strong despite economic and Brexit uncertainty
Consultants EY warn that workers could be turned away or fined at borders
Small businesses hit as levy fails to cover the cost of schemes
One in four of those aged 50 to 64 is not in employment because of caring duties
CIPD recommends wider definition of what companies can spend funds on
Regional cities say companies are being drawn by lower cost of living
Proposals would see businesses forced to compensate workers for cancelled shifts
Above-inflation pay rise must be funded from existing departmental budgets
Body to replace three agencies; observers say the fragmentation hampers law enforcement
Data point to ‘strong’ labour market despite Brexit uncertainty
No contractor found to run meetings that would have explained employees’ rights
DfE aims to revive school leaver training programmes through a promotional campaign
Training agency to be set up to provide continuity of employment between productions
Recruitment agencies pay into government’s levy scheme but struggle to tap fund
Skilled EU workers still seek UK jobs, but data from LinkedIn shows numbers falling
Significant shift from Theresa May’s approach on migration
The FT joins a Latin American contract cleaner setting off at 4am for her shift
Many debt collectors are self-employed gig economy workers with no regular wage
Court cases raise prospect of claims from female workers spreading across private sector
Trend reduces people’s ‘pay and career prospects’, says think-tank
Policymakers struggle to find unsustainable wage growth or inflation surge
We are learning that unemployment statistics can hide a lot of pain in a labour market
Unemployment rate holds at a record low in three months to April
Decline in EU net migration has forced employers to search for workers abroad
National living wage has been a success but is yet to be tested by a downturn
