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FMJ brought recruitment experts from Indeed Flex together with a group of talent, procurement and tech thought leaders from the FM sector to discuss AI and people: the top tech led solutions

Oregon construction work rebounded rapidly after the pandemic recession, driven to an all-time high by major public projects, industrial expansion and housing developments that had been in the works for years. Much

Grace Pickett has been applying for part-time jobs for two years now – with no luck. The 18-year-old from Corby is hoping to head to Liverpool John Moores University to study history

Jett Angus, left, and Mallory Harper, center, both 20, learn how to use an automated screen printing machine from Iain Ogilvie, right, the production manager at New Avenues INK, a nonprofit-owned print

Mr Joe Herman, in his 40s, embarked on a similar journey after getting laid off from his role in a marketing agency in 2018 and going through a demoralising job search. After

The number of applications for jobs rose by more than 120% since South Cambridgeshire DC started a four-day week trial, a report has found. Carried out by the universities of Salford, Bradford

Written by Steven Dooley, Head of Market Insights, and Shier Lee Lim, Lead FX and Macro Strategist US jobs defy downbeat forecasts The all-important US jobs report came in much stronger than

Photo: AFP Asian workers are increasingly finding themselves stuck in their current roles, with the tight job market making it harder to earn a promotion or find work elsewhere. The same is

Hiring in the US defied expectations with 147,000 jobs added in June, according to the latest figures. The gain was much bigger than the 110,000 analysts had predicted, with government and healthcare

The erratic way that Trump has rolled out his tariffs – announcing and then suspending them, then coming up with new ones – has left businesses bewildered. Manufacturers responding to a survey