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A third of employers polled by REC expect economic conditions to worsen.

Nearly half of 123 companies polled by Reuters expect to restructure their businesses because of Brexit.

Trade dispute with Bombardier could adversely affect thousands of jobs in Belfast.

Survey finds 'significant shortage' of candidates to fill blue collar jobs.

Most managers at UK companies believe transformational leaders have the greatest success in motivating millennials.

Employers growing increasingly concerned over the state of the economy, survey suggests.

Under-appreciation, stress and poor work-life balance among reasons behind dissatisfaction in work place.

Children should be allowed to 'explore the digital world' - our future may depend on it.

Availability of workers continued to fall in July, survey suggests.

Almost one third of UK employees say they are likely to leave current employer within two years.

Banking and medical agencies will quit the UK once it leaves the European bloc.

One in six workers in London are European Union nationals.

Permanent job placements weaken slightly in March from February's one-year high.

While UK vacancies rose 3.5% on-month to 1,126,376, advertised wages rose just 0.3% to £32,520.

The offered rate is £1 more than the National Living Wage of £7.44.

This is part of its £2bn investment plan aimed at improving operations in its home market.

Region-wise, all four English regions saw an increase in permanent placements.

Martin Gilbert, the chief executive of Aberdeen, said the merger will result in "some job losses."

Other employees to face major changes to their working hours.

The think tank said that 110,000 more people were added onto these contracts in 2016.

The facility will manufacture high-tech components for Boeing's Next-Generation 737, 737 MAX and 777 aircraft.

There is a growing mismatch between the number of jobs available and number of people seeking jobs.

Vauxhall employs more than 4,000 people across its plants at Ellesmere Port and Luton.

Vauxhall employs 3,400 people across its UK plants at Ellesmere Port and Luton.

Overall, 360 businesses underpaid 15,520 workers a total of £995,233.

The report was published by Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) and The Adecco Group.

The move is said to put 600 Waitrose jobs at risk.

While Paris, Amsterdam and Dublin will gain from Brexit, Frankfurt is expected to be the biggest winner.

Decline in candidate availability has led to upward pressure on pay.

France, Ireland and the Netherlands also witness a surge in new job seekers.