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Rayner’s rights watchdog risks ‘drowning’ law-abiding businesses
Ben Willmott, head of public policy at the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD), said the FWA, which was pre
Jobs tax looms after £5bn borrowing surge
Rachel Reeves has begun laying the groundwork for a tax raid on jobs after public sector pay rises drove a surge in borrowing.T
‘My midlife side hustle pays for our holidays’
What started as an idea to stay sane and solvent during lockdown has become a fully-fledged side hustle for Florence Achery, an
The highest-paying graduate jobs in Britain
Some also offer “scholarships” that are paid during the new hires’ studies – often on top of the up to £10,000 that st
How spiralling worklessness among British-born adults is fuelling a migration…
This is a big enough issue to affect the whole economy.“Without effective action to bring more people back into the workforce
The families quitting Britain to live as digital nomads
Like Obanye, poor interactions with Britain’s public services were a major push factor for Mike Cave. Following a series of
‘I’m a train driver earning around £70k – the worst…
And it’s not a Monday to Friday job. Our trains run 364 days a year. Your only guaranteed day off is Christmas Day. My shifts
Black British Business Awards announce 2024 finalists
The winners will be revealed on Friday, 11 October 2024 at the InterContinental London in Park Lane.Wells Fargo is hosting the
The jobs that could stop you getting a mortgage
Among junior officers, 14.5pc of those aged 50-54 stopped work in 2021, the second-highest share of any job cohort in the count
‘Friends would be shocked at how little I earn as…
Welcome to Telegraph Money’s new series, ‘The secret life of…’, peeling back the curtain on professions you’ve always
Enabling the UK Fashion Industry to Lead on DEI
“Across industries, a diverse workforce improves decision-making up to 87 percent of the time — the result of expanded perspectives,” cites the UK fashion
