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Brexit Observatory: Labour market
PageThe overall impact of Brexit on employment and the wider labour market in the UK will depend not just on migration flows, but also on broader...
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Brexit Observatory: Migration
PageMigration was a high-profile topic during the referendum debates. As negotiations unfold, and the terms under which migrants can enter and remain...
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Brexit and employment statistics: nothing to see here... (yet)
NewsNigel Meager comments on the ONS unemployment statistics and questions whether we are seeing early signs of slowdown in recruitment behaviour.
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IES Viewpoint: The UK labour market after recession and austerity: normal business resumed?
NewsAs the general election approaches, it’s a good time to ask whether the labour market has emerged in good shape, eight years after the financial...
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Labour market continues to tighten with early signs of supply constraints re-emerging
NewsJim Hillage, IES Director of Research, comments on today's ONS Labour Market Statistics.
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Employment figures strong, but underlying paradoxes still remain
NewsNigel Meager, Director of the Institute for Employment Studies, comments on today's ONS Labour Market Statistics:‘Today's ONS statistics are, once...
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IES Viewpoint: When can we expect some light at the end of the UK jobs tunnel?
NewsWe last looked at the state of the UK labour market in this column just over two years ago. We noted then that there was little sign of a return to...
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UK jobs market stable as economy begins to pick up
NewsNigel Meager, Director of the Institute for Employment Studies, comments on today's ONS Labour Market Statistics:‘Today's data release from the...
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Black Christmas for the jobs market
NewsToday's figures from the Office for National Statistics show clearly how much the labour market has deteriorated in the last 18 months, following...
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The UK labour market: still stuck in the mud?
NewsRecent monthly releases of official UK employment figures have shown modest growth in employment, and small falls in unemployment (at least as...