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I have a post at Left Foot Forward, [...]

There appears to be an uptick in jobs but its enough to keep up with increasing demand

The coalition government’s review of pensions auto-enrolment made [...]

French newspaper Le Monde reported yesterday that nine [...]

The Unemployed are getting (called) lazy again: A [...]

TUC/NUS Campaign for Fair Internships Launch Date Mon, 13 Feb 2012 Time to from 11:00 to 13:30 Location TUC, Congress House, London Cost – The event is free to attend...

2011 was a record breaking year for wind [...]

Big Four accountancy giant Ernst & Young say [...]

A new report, launched in Brussels on Monday [...]

Recession looms, unemployment touches a 17-year high. But 101 [...]

So, according to DWP minister Maria Miller, there [...]

7 March, 18.00-19.30. Central Hall, Westminster and streamed [...]

I have blogged at Amnesty International UK about [...]

UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon has issued a [...]

The row about the decision by the organisers [...]

The Work and Employment Research Unit (WERU) at Greenwich University [...]

NIESR UK and world economy forecast NIESR expects [...]

The US January jobless figures came out today, and showed [...]

Before the recession, this country could take some [...]

Thoughts on a benefits cap At the IFS [...]

I spent yesterday afternoon and evening, and this [...]

Yesterday’s papers were full of the news that Fred [...]

The  “unnecessary complexity” of the UK carbon tax [...]

Wrexham Council is installing solar power units on [...]

Through our work with parents over 25 years, [...]

Workers are facing an onslaught by the government [...]