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Thousands more jobs have been lost across the UK, official data has shown, while wage growth also slowed down in further ...

Britain’s jobs market cooled in December but starting salaries for permanent jobs rose at a faster pace, according to a survey of recruiters that will be studied by the Bank of England as it considers ...

Vacancies for jobs in Britain continued to decline in December, reinforcing growing evidence that the UK labour market is ...

Job losses linked to artificial intelligence (AI) are hitting Britain harder than Japan, Germany, Australia, and the US, according to new research from investment bank Morgan Stanley.

Hiring platform Indeed has released its Opportunity Index for 2026, highlighting the roles that are emerging at the centre of the UK labour market this year based on factors such as postings, ...

In brief: All we seem to hear about these days is how AI is going to leave everyone jobless and the relentless wave of companies laying people off. But there's finally a bit of good news to celebrate.

Morgan Stanley says AI drove an 8% net job loss at UK firms in the past 12 months, even as productivity rose 11.5% and youth unemployment reached 15.9%.