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Adam Memon says the task of restoring economic growth to the UK has been achieved.

The Mayor of London Boris Johnson says the new trains will revolutionise rail travel.

Operator will triple the size of its apprenticeship scheme and create new customer service jobs.

The UKCES says the main reason employers think young people are unprepared for work is a lack of experience.

Salmond announced the extra funding for the Community Jobs Scotland programme.

Demos says four-fifths of teenagers feel they are unfairly represented in the media.

But Matthew Whittaker warns without sustained improvement in wages, the recovery may yet run out of road.

Investors in People says over 50% of employees work for firms unconcerned about workers' health.

Toni Pearce says the problem for current students and study leavers is not simply graduate employment.

IBTimes examines how awareness of intern rights can address the issue of unpaid internships.

Internal audit, corporate finance and credit risk among most favoured job areas.

The CIPD says the vast majority of organisations expect to give pay awards below inflation.

Unite says writing off North Yorks power plant would be act of industrial vandalism.

HM Revenue and Customs closures will put 1,300 jobs at risk

Sir Albert Bore, Birmingham City Council Leader, says the council needs to make hard decisions.

More than four in 10 new recruits at Woburn Forest resort aged between 16 and 24.

The number of new non-farm payroll jobs was lower than analysts expected at 113,000 in January.

Volvo's earnings have been hit by the cost of launching and bringing into production new truck models.

Paul Statham says offices are under used 25% of the time and businesses need to change.

CareerBuilder UK says 6% of full-time employees plan to change jobs this year.

The company says five of the hotels will open in London, bringing the number of the chain's sites in the capital to 65

Astbury Marsden says 3,350 new city jobs were created in January, almost triple the 1,340 jobs created in December 2013

Eurostat says the total jobless rate across the eurozone area remained stable at 12%.

But the IFS says the fall in median incomes has probably come to a halt in 2013/14.

CareerBuilder UK says the growth in employment over the next three years will be in a variety of industries.

The power supply maker says it had to make the move due to slow growth and intense competition.

The news comes after Lloyds announced it is to slash more than 1,000 jobs.

The losses will fall within the employer's retail, risk, operation and commercial banking divisions.

Normington says more ambition and willingness to take risks with senior appointments is needed.

Ernst & Young says a majority of parents are in the dark about their children's career options at 18.