Research reveals which UK towns have the largest gender pay gaps
New analysis of ONS data by HR software provider Ciphr has revealed which towns and cities have the biggest gender pay gaps favouring men. According to Ciphr’s…
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Highest HR salaries in the UK revealed
New data from the ONS shows a persistent wage gap between HR leaders based in the South and North of the UK, with those in…
Solid Foundations for a Successful Foundation Apprenticeship Programme
Foundation Apprenticeships alone will not solve the NEET (Not in Education, Employment, or Training) issue, but they can be a significant part of the solution.…
Young people not in education, employment or training (NEET) – Sector Reaction
The Office for National Statistics launched the Labour Force Survey results today. This highlighted that there was an increase in NEETs from, January to March…
April 2024 ONS Labour Market – A Record High of People Economically Inactive – Sector Response
2.8 million people are economically inactive due to long-term sickness, a record high. Main points Payrolled employees in the UK fell by 18,000 (0.1%) between…
Why MPs need an ‘internship’ in Alternative Provision
Charlotte Barton of Progress Schools – an alternative education provider with 13 secondary schools across England – discusses the need for a greater understanding of…
March 2024 ONS Labour Market – Youth inactivity at highest on record. Sector Response
2.7 million people are now not working due to long-term sickness Main points Payrolled employees in the UK rose by 15,000 (0.0%) between December 2023…
Highest HR salaries in England revealed
New regional employee earnings figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) show that HR professionals in the East of England and London get paid…
Britain Has A Bigger, But Sicker, Workforce Than Previously Thought | ONS
New Office for National Statistics (ONS) estimates of the size and shape of the UK labour market show that it has a bigger workforce, with…
August Labour Market 2023- Sector Response
“Pay growth accelerates to end 18 month wage squeeze – but 15 year stagnation has left average earnings £230 a week lower than their pre-financial…