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The drugs company's plan will affect up to 6% of its pharmaceuticals workforce.

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

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

But the UKCES says the number of job vacancies in England has returned to pre-recession levels.

The British Chambers of Commerce says educational qualifications need to be clearer.

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.

Tony Roy, president of CareerBuilder EMEA, shows how employers can deal with the issue.

British technology giant Dyson plans to create 3,000 new jobs for highly skilled engineers as the iconic company unveiled its plan to double the size of its research centre thanks to a whopping £250m investment.

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The country's National Statistics Institute says the number of people out of work fell by 8,400.

Sir James Dyson says finding more engineers will be hard because of the UK's shortfall.

Monster.co.uk says nearly half of all British workers think of their current job as a stop gap.

Recruiter Michael Page says SMEs in Britain are trumping large companies in relation to hiring optimism.

UK's opposition Ed Miliband plans to overhaul the banking system

Reed says employers need to invest more in their workforce to retain top talent.

Transport for London (TFL) angers Tube workers with plans to close all 260 ticket offices.

Eurostat shows a gap in GDP growth rates between counties that use the euro and other EU members.

The CMI says building a world-class workforces is a top challenge for CEOs.

The manufacturers are looking to recruit to "bring young talent" into the firms.

Unison says the "worst is yet to come" following the spending round in 2013.

Matteo Renzi, leader of the centre-left Democratic Party, wants to reduce company costs.

KPMG and the REC say the British labour market is starting the New Year in "robust form".

European Tour Operators Association says the ruling could damage the competitiveness of British firms.

The local authority says it will have to implement a £25m cost cutting plan.

But the firm says 200 workers will avoid being made redundant.

Kevin Green, chief executive of the Recruitment and Employment Confederation, is optimistic.

Europe's biggest economy now has 41.78 million people in work.

Local councils in North England should be given extra money to help them create jobs.