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UK energy crisis package 'to limit recession'

The UK Government's package to reduce the effects of surging energy prices on businesses and households could limit the damage of any recession, according to economists.

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Businesses set out demands for new PM

Business leaders welcomed the election victory of Liz Truss as the UK's next Prime Minister, but warned that swift action was needed to tackle growing economic turmoil.

Exporters set out priorities for new PM

The UK's leading international trade body has set out a four-point plan it says the new prime minister must adopt if the vision of a 'Global Britain' is to be realised.

UK economy 'rebounds' to unexpected growth

The UK economy defied expectations in May and "rebounded" to record a healthy 0.5 per cent increase in GDP, according to official figures published on Wednesday.

UK business confidence starts to return

Business confidence bounced back across most of the UK in May despite continuing global supply chain problems, the war in Ukraine and rising inflation.

Chancellor urged to cut business taxes now

Business leaders are telling the UK government that it must do more immediately to boost private sector investment, and not wait until the autumn.

UK joins U.S and India in rates hike

The UK has joined the current rush by central banks the world over to increase interest rates in the face of soaring inflation.

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Expats not immune from financial stress and wellbeing worries

Two surveys highlight the wellbeing challenges globally mobile people face on assignment. More bespoke health and wellbeing benefits better communicated to globally dispersed workforces could be the answer.

Finally, signs of a slowdown in home prices

Annual house price growth in the UK remained in double digits in April but, after a year of rocketing prices, there were signs the market might be beginning to cool.

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Energy prices spark record global inflation

Further evidence of the global scourge of soaring inflation was illustrated on Wednesday when official figures showed the UK's Consumer Price Index had hit a 30-year high in the 12 months to March

London top city for job satisfaction

London has been rated as the best city in the UK for job satisfaction, with Brighton, Bristol, Oxford and Manchester snapping at its heels.

Surging UK house market set to calm?

House prices in the UK over the past year have increased at their fastest rate since 2004, according to the latest index from Nationwide, one of the country's largest mortgage lenders.

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Cost of living crisis impacts employee wellbeing

New ONS data shows 83% of adults are impacted by increased household costs this month. With wages not rising enough to cover the increase, the CIPD says financial wellbeing policies make a difference.

Trade groups applaud UK-Canada FTA talks

Business groups on both sides of the Atlantic have welcomed the launch of negotiations aimed at achieving a comprehensive free trade agreement between the UK and Canada.

Oxford ‘Top UK city to live and work’

Cities in the southern half of England once again dominate this year's rankings of the best places to live and work in the UK.

UK house prices hit record high

The average UK house price hit £275,000 in December 2021, £27,000 higher than at the same point a year ago.

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Record pay rises outpaced by inflation

The CIPD’s latest Labour Market Outlook survey reveals employers anticipate pay awards of 3% in 2022 as talent shortages continue to bite.

UK growth at 81-year high in 2021

The UK economy bounced back in 2021 from the worst effects of the pandemic with better-than-expected GDP of 7.5 per cent growth, the highest annual figure since the start of World War Two.

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Slowdown expected in UK house price rises

The average house price in the UK hit a new record last month although there were signs the rate of increase would slow "considerably" this year.

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UK Budget aimed at 'an age of optimism'

A £150 billion boost in UK government spending over the next three years was unveiled by Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak, as he delivered his autumn Budget to parliament on Wednesday afternoon.

Pandemic dampens cities' appeal to expats

The 'liveability' ratings for expatriates of almost three-quarters of cities around the world have fallen over the past year because of limitations on movement and recreation resulting from the coronavirus pandemic.

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USA 'most liveable' for Brit expats

Why is the USA deemed most liveable for UK expats? What other countries make the "liveability" list?

UK financial services 'pillar of strength'

The critical importance of financial and related professional services to the UK economy has been highlighted in the annual 'UK Key Facts' report by the sector's lobby group, TheCityUK.

Economists warn that the UK inflation rate will fall further by this summer because of the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.

UK inflation predicated to tumble by summer

Economists warn that the UK inflation rate will fall further by this summer because of the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.

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Overseas skills 'only attracted by £30,000-plus'

A new report highlights the difference the £30,000 salary threshold makes for skilled foreigners looking for jobs in the UK, and the potential problem sectors.

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Could women do more to close the gender paygap?

Despite UK wages increasing at a rate faster than inflation since 2018, women are less likely than men to ask for this to be reflected in their pay, and should beware equal percentage pay rises. We give some ideas for both employee and employer to consider.

New research by Doteveryone explains why we need to reform the gig economy and offers advice on what the best practice, responsible tech approach to gig work might look like.

How tech can support a fairer future for work for everyone

New research by Doteveryone explains why we need to reform the gig economy and offers advice on what the best practice, responsible tech approach to gig work might look like.

The UK avoids a recession with Q3 rise in growth

UK avoids recession with Q3 rise in growth

A slight but steady increase in GDP during July and September has kept the UK from entering a recession.

City backs Boris - but not his Brexit deal

A majority of financial services chiefs in the City of London are supporting Prime Minister Boris Johnson's re-election bid in the December 12 general election - but not his Brexit deal, according to a new poll.

Scottish towns set pace for speedy home sales

Scottish towns and cities dominate a table of major conurbations in Britain with the fastest-moving property markets.