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- End in sight for default retirement age of 65
- Concerning the rights of agency workers
- Encore introduces web portal for clients
- UK unemployment falls to 2.46 million
- Migrants stepping into UK skills gap
- Business lobby shuns retirement age change
- Employment rise down to foreign workers
- SME growth key to revival
- Workers could lose right to request time to train
- Employment Law Developments
- Recruitment costs rise due to increase in job seekers
- Car Manufacturer creates 200 jobs in Nottingham
- Recruitment specialist reports a record for orders of temporary workers
- More than 7,000 roles advertised in job centres unfilled for six months
- UK workers take 35 million ‘sickies’ for personal reasons
- Small manufacturers consider return to UK
- Aging workforce problems
- Warehouse boss fuels debate
- Coalition could rewrite paternity leave plans
- Minimum wage to go up 2% or 13p an hour in October
- Emergency Budget comment: A budget for jobs
- Gas Industry trained Recruitment Consultants
- The Coalition Government employment agenda
- Dealing with the effects of the morning after the night before
- Rise of the underemployed: more than 1m forced to take part-time work
- Two in three firms find it hard to recruit
- Flexible working 'valued more than bonuses'
- Holiday Rights, Part-Time workers and Parental Leave
- UK businesses optimistic on jobs market outlook
- More job vacancies underline economic recovery
- Employers National Insurance Increase to be Scrapped
- Encore invest in Online Timesheet and Document Checking Technology
- Employment Law Under Cameron And Clegg
- Agency Workers Key To Recovery According To Rec’s Jobsoutlook
- Employers need game plan for tackling World Cup absences
- Agency Workers Regulations – what do hirers want?
- Carmakers accelerate production levels
- Four in 10 workers criticise workplace on social networking sites
- Manufacturing output fuels economy
- Sick notes rubbed out in push to cut benefits bill
- Are increased rights for fathers flexible enough?
- UK manufacturing grows at 15-year high, says survey
- Most businesses fear hung parliament, survey shows
- Pay restraint saved jobs, says IMF
- Legislative round up
- Midlands Businesses Predict Positive Outlook for 2010
- Free Training for new Driving Qualification
- Political parties’ recruitment policies revealed
- Cameron leads Tory call to revoke Agency Workers Regulations
- Firms told: say no to NI rise
- Exports of UK made goods are increasing
- Fall in eastern European migration to UK
- Wage increases could push up unemployment
- Maternity Pay Boost Could Cost Firms £2bn
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