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  • Labour Market Statistics December 2020: Record job losses continue to reflect the huge increase in redundancy notices over the summer

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  • Labour Market Statistics October 2020: Fastest ever rise in redundancies, on course for at least 600 thousand lay-offs by the end of the year

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  • Labour Market Statistics, December 2020

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  • The impacts of the coronavirus crisis on the labour market

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  • Labour Market Statistics, November 2020

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  • Monthly vacancy analysis: Vacancy trends to week-ending 11 October 2020

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  • Labour Market Statistics, October 2020

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  • Revamping labour market enforcement in the UK

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  • Likely that half a million jobs will be lost this autumn – the highest level since at least the mid-1990s

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