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Party leader says Labour will drive "growth across the whole of the UK" but fails to give greater clarity.

Worried a robot will take your job? These characteristics are your best defence.

Despite progress, we're only just beginning to see how influential technology will be in recruitment arena.

Ucas' Mary Curnock Cook says there is no harm in doing temporary, voluntary or non-graduate work.

Ex Clinton and Obama official believes populism will hurt those "in whose name the policy was offered" the most.

Recruitment drive comes as Jeremy Corbyn's team relaunch the Labour leader.

Supermarket giant looking to optimise operations, resulting in job losses.

Trade bodies unite to protect the UK and Ireland's €60bn-a-year trade links that support 400,000 jobs.

Labour's shadow work and pensions secretary issued warning to IBTimes UK after latest ONS figures.

Trump tweets he's 'making progress' on preventing US jobs from going to Mexican workers at $3 an hour.

World leaders left on the back foot after Donald Trump pledges to quit the Trans-Pacific Partnership.

The professional network says its salary service currently holds the details of more than one million members.

World's biggest education group sees nine-month turns in worse-than-expected sales.

Unite union says the bank's continued cost-cutting will impact service delivery.

Wall Street giant said the Brexit vote presented 'numerous uncertainties' but is still weighing up its options.

Those caught were slapped with a five-year jail term and a fine of up to TBH3,000 ($100) and face deportation.

But a walkout by rail guards over 7 and 8 September is still going ahead.

An uptick in tourism triggered by weaker pound should mitigate soft demand for travel to the UK, says CEO.

Majority of business leaders think Brexit vote is bad for them according to industry lobby group

Remain camp is failing to make coherent arguments about the benefits of immigration.

Warning comes as Treasury releases its analysis into the short-term effects of a 'leave' vote.

Rolls-Royce CEO Warren East will make the commitment to MPs on 22 March.

At least one policeman has been killed in some of the worst protests in Tunisia since the 2011 uprising.

The internship offers "about R30" a day, the same cost as a magazine.

Robots predicted to take over jobs in administrative and clerical areas.

Publisher not hiding desire to make more Metal Gear after departure of Hideo Kojima.

Charity urges UK government to do more to help young people in Britain.

PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) will make a formal announcement on Caparo's future later on 19 October.

Recruitment bellwether Hays was happy to report an 8% growth in fees for its first quarter.

Hyde says he lived in a tent because he could not afford the high rent in Geneva.