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  • Employers could be sued if they cut remote and hybrid workers salaries, lawyers say

    June 28, 2022

    Employers giving pay cuts to remote and hybrid workers could face discrimination lawsuits, employment lawyers have said. Companies that pay higher salaries to workers who come into the office risk being subject to sexual discrimination lawsuits, due to the fact women are more likely to work from home than men, lawyers told City PM Fiona [...]

  • Criminal barristers push ahead with strike action over legal aid fees

    June 27, 2022

    Criminal barristers are today set to walk out of courts across England and Wales, after last week voting to strike amid a long-running dispute with the government over legal aid fees. Barristers, who are expected to picket outside of London’s Old Bailey court today, are calling on the government to increase legal aid fees by [...]

  • PwC to give 11,000 workers their biggest pay rise in a decade

    June 26, 2022

    PwC is set to give around half of its UK workforce their biggest pay rise in a decade, in hiking around 11,000 of its workers base salaries.   The accountancy firm is set to give a nine per cent pay rise to around half of its more than 22,000 staff – at a cost to [...]

  • Consulting and finance firms hire more black candidates when using anonymous ‘skills-based’ tests in the hiring process

    June 26, 2022

    City employers are more likely to hire black candidates if they rely on anonymised, “skills-based” assessments in the hiring process, instead of more traditional interview methods, new research shows. Finance and consulting firms hired 79 per cent more black candidates when they relied on skill-based assessments, over more traditional methods such as cover letters, group [...]

  • Exclusive: Unprecedented war for talent reflects a seismic shift in power on Britain’s hyper-aggressive job market

    May 26, 2022

    Britain’s jobless rate has fallen to its lowest level for over 47 years. In fact, for the first time ever, there are fewer unemployed people than job vacancies. This is resulting in an unprecedented ‘war for talent’ and an unprecedented wave of pay hikes, but what does this actually look like for London’s business community? [...]

  • Boris Johnson should take a lesson from Emmanuel Macron to boost UK’s economic growth

    May 23, 2022

    Boris Johnson should follow in the footsteps of Emmanuel Macron by ensuring Britain is made a “natural home for investors,” the Centre for Policy Studies (CPS) has said. In launching a new 10-point manifesto to boost Britain’s economic growth, the CPS published new researching showing investors are worried about the UK’s trajectory and concerned about [...]

  • Weekend exclusive: Kill off the CV to safeguard London’s workforce, argues recruitment guru

    May 22, 2022

    Despite the Levelling Up agenda from the government, London remains the economic hub of the country. Home to the UK’s finance, legal, technology, and creative industries to name a few, it is the barometer for the activity, attitudes, and aspirations for UK plc. While City PM reported extensively on the risk of finance jobs leaving the City [...]

  • Homeworking on the rise as growing number of employers introduce hybrid models for staff

    May 22, 2022

    The pandemic has sparked a permanent increase in homeworking, with support from employers and staff for changes to working practices, according to a new report. The TUC said many workplaces and workers are still trialling new arrangements for homeworking and hybrid working and negotiating long-term policies. But there is evidence in support of change, with [...]

  • Fewer unemployed people than job vacancies: Jobless rate lowest since 1974 with 121,000 more Brits on payrolls

    May 17, 2022

    The number of UK workers on payrolls rose by 121,000 between March and April to 29.5m, the Office for National Statistics said this morning. It means Britain’s jobless rate has fallen to its lowest level for over 47 years but workers have seen their pay fall further behind rocketing inflation, according to official figures. The [...]

  • Recruiters in overdrive as number of job adverts skyrockets: 1.8m vacancies now up for grabs

    May 5, 2022

    The number of job adverts continues to increase, showing how firms are “eager” to hire new staff, according to data shared with City PM this morning. There were 1.8m vacancies advertised in the week to May 1, around 15 per cent more than the same period last month. The Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC) said [...]

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