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Over-50s urged to think twice before raiding pension funds
Post-Brexit shake-up of regulations including 48-hour week likely to spark trade union outrage
Ministers blast UK companies as ‘rogue employers’ for short-changing workers over pay
Covid homeworking makes it harder to build bonds and network with colleagues
BT division the latest UK telecoms company to unveil hiring plans for network upgrades
GMB members vote in favour of UK strikes over new contractual conditions
Report comparing boardroom and shopfloor pay highlights yawning disparity in earnings
370,000 people made redundant as official data also show largest annual fall in employment for a decade
Research warns of ‘disastrous double whammy’ for low-paid workers unable to retrain
Covid-19 is forcing companies to rethink their treatment of staff with health problems
The pandemic created dramatic shifts and new opportunities in the jobs market worldwide
Young people were hard hit by the crisis but older workers will struggle with long-term unemployment
If the public are ‘sceptical and cynical’ about economic data, it is because it does not always reflect reality
Ministers hope to encourage ‘wave of start-ups’ by banning exclusivity clauses in contracts
The government wants reform of employee contracts to emulate success of Silicon Valley
For those reliant on short-term university contracts, work can be chaotic and uncertain
Business groups lament lack of significant new funding for skills and training
Teachers, police and civil servants hit by fresh squeeze but nurses and doctors will receive a rise
Almost nine in 10 senior managers come from a higher socio-economic background
If your job can be done from home, can it be offshored somewhere cheaper?
Many have been unable to operate during the crisis and do not qualify for government support
Professional bodies propose way of assisting limited company directors excluded from financial support
UK chancellor’s plan could backfire say economists.
Data show fall in number of 16-24-year-olds not in education, employment or training
Unable to find a job, this week’s guest is going back to university at the age of 61
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