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London jobs market still robust despite financial markets chaos

KPMG says one in five recruiters think there will be permanent staff increase over coming months

Evening Standard

Fewer jobs advertised as employers ‘worry about economy’

Figure currently at 1.45 million adverts

Wales Online

Telangana’s Rural Electrification Corporation, Power Finance Corporation resume release of loans

Major power, irrigation project works in Telangana set to pick up pace

The Hindu

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Car drivers 'to be allowed to drive HGVs' without taking a test

It's hoped a change in the law will help ease the UK's HGV driver shortage

Liverpool Echo

Car drivers won't need test to drive lorries to help HGV driver shortage

Motorists could be allowed to drive larger vehicles without needing to sit a formal test

Wales Online

Car drivers could be allowed to drive lorries without a test to help HGV driver shortage

The Government is considering the change

Nottingham Post

Car drivers to be allowed to drive lorry without test to help HGV driver shortage

Motorists could be allowed to drive HGV without needing to sit a formal test in a bid to tackle the UK's continuing lorry driver shortage with Grant Shapps set to open a consultation

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Britain’s energy price cap heading for £3,300; US jobs report eases recession worries – as it happened

Cornwall Insight predicts UK energy cap will rise to £3,363 a year in January, as US economy shakes off recession worries by adding more jobs last month

The Guardian - UK

UK’s biggest recruiters warn ministers not to hire agency staff to replace strikers

Letter from 13 major firms to government says ‘unhelpful’ move to repeal decades-long ban will only further inflame strikes

The Guardian - UK

Last-ditch talks fail to resolve rail row with strikes to go ahead

Thousands of members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union at Network Rail and 13 train operators will walk out on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.

The Independent UK

Cardiff City recruit Watford and Bath Rugby coaches as Steve Morison rings changes off the pitch

The Bluebirds have made wholesale changes to their playing squad, however the backroom staff now also has a whole new look

Wales Online

Tory plan to break rail strikes by using agency staff branded dangerous 'arson'

Tory ministers are drawing up plans to hire agency workers to fill the gaps left by striking railway workers. But it's prompted a backlash from unions, Labour - and even recruitment agencies

Daily Mirror

UK employers take on workers at slower rate after fall in applicants

Shortage of candidates since January means thousands of vacancies unfilled

The Guardian - UK

Shortage of job seekers stokes London recruitment crisis

KPMG and REC report only shows glimmer of hope for hiring businesses as wage demands sharpen

Evening Standard

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Birmingham Post

Companies offering higher starting salaries in bid to attract more staff

Businesses across the UK are struggling to recruit workers into temporary and permanent jobs, a new report has found

Wales Online

Number of job adverts continues to rise

There have been notable increases in job adverts for accountants, financial managers and directors

Birmingham Post

Recruitment headache goes on as labour market shrinks in South West

Claimant count falls in Plymouth, Exeter and across the region and with firms finding candidate shortages makes it hard to fill jobs

The Hindu

REC, PFC resume YTPS loan releases after two-month gap

TS-Genco has so far availed about ₹12K cr. out of ₹22K cr. loan for YTPS

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Evening Standard

London starting salaries rising at fastest rate on record

London starting salaries are rising at their fastest rate on record in the latest signal that the capital’s economy is roaring back to life.

Wales Online

Pay rising to attract new recruits, study suggests

Meanwhile, new research suggests most workers believe their pay will not keep up with the cost of living this year

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