In the wake of all the uncertainty surrounding Brexit, it’s positive news (especially for jobseekers). In this post, we take a look at the record-braking figures, and what this news means for both employers and jobseekers across the UK.
...It’s exciting times at our Hull offices – the streets outside have been turned into a major film set!
Bowlalley Lane has been transformed into a traditional Victorian street, as filming starts this week for the upcoming British blockbuster, The Personal Life of David Copperfield.
...This month, we’ve got some reassuring news for EU citizens living and working in the UK.
In mid-June, Home Secretary Sajid Javid wrote an open letter to EU citizens, outlining the developments of a new online service they will need to use to apply for settled status.
Here’s what it laid out.
...More than 1,000 fewer people are out of work in the Hull area, as the UK as a whole sees its unemployment rate fall to its lowest level for more than ten years.
...New Q2 2016 data from job site CV-Library reveals that, despite the ongoing speculation surrounding the UK’s decision to leave the EU last month, the nation’s job market is standing strong, suggesting that the predicted Brexit backlash is yet to have any significant impact on British Jobs.
...The government have clarified in an official statement that there has been no change the rights and status of EU nationals in the UK and UK nationals in the EU following the EU referendum.
...“The construction industry is facing a severe skills shortage but still ignores half the workforce: that’s a waste of talent and opportunity”, says Wendy Sayer.
...According to new research from job search engine Adzuna, the class of 2015 graduates have 16 percent more jobs to choose from than last year, although advertised salaries have fallen to their lowest in ten months
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