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House of Lords publish follow up report on IR35
IPSE: ‘Their Lordships have once again cut through the complex web surrounding IR35 and have identified some key areas that must be addressed as a matter of urgency by the government’.
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Three-quarters of 25-54-year-olds long to change careers
ATT: ‘The thought of starting from scratch can be daunting, with many people clearly worried about the feasibility of taking time out to retrain’.
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Number of romance scams on the up
Lloyds Bank: ‘Romance scam victims don’t just lose thousands of pounds, they also have to deal with emotional betrayal.’
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Younger generations hit hardest by rising costs
Twenty-two per cent of 18-34-year-olds have had to take on a second job in order to make ends meet.
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Construction growth increases hiring levels
Chartered Institute of Procurement & Supply: ‘Builders enjoyed their best month since July, bouncing back from December’s doldrums as opportunities unfurled in terms of new orders, job creation and optimism offering a strong start to 2022’.
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Half of Brits want hybrid working to be a permanent feature
Avansas: ‘From hybrid working arrangements to fully remote opportunities, more options are now up for discussion in places where they may not have been before.’
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Scrapping vaccine mandates could help NHS skills crises
APSCo: ‘While there are benefits to the mandatory vaccination scheme, this requirement was exacerbating skills shortages across healthcare at a time when demand on the sector is high’.
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UK firms relying on temps to keep business going
REC: ‘Demand for temps rose particularly strongly last month to help firms ride out the wave of staff absences and keep business going’.
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