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Future of Work
State of the Labour Market
Workers Want Training but Employers Don’t Always Deliver. Can Policy Help?
Speaker delivering a motivating training session to a group of employees
Carlos Victoria Lanzón & Jonas Jessen & Pawel Adrjan - 14 April 2026
Speaker delivering a motivating training session to a group of employees
State of the Labour Market
March 2026 UK Labour Market Update: The UK Labour Market Is Cooling but AI Hiring Is Bucking the Trend
Technician using digital tablet in server room
Jack Kennedy - 30 March 2026
Technician using digital tablet in server room
State of the Labour Market
UK Employment Figures, March 2026: Stabilisation, but the Outlook Has Darkened
Line chart titled “Payrolled employment rose slightly in February
Jack Kennedy - 20 March 2026
Line chart titled “Payrolled employment rose slightly in February
Pay and Benefits
State of the Labour Market
Advertised Wage Growth Has Still Not Caught Up With Post-Pandemic Inflation in Some Countries
Two Colleagues analyzing work on the computer screen in the office
Guillermo Gallacher & Pawel Adrjan - 18 March 2026
Two Colleagues analyzing work on the computer screen in the office
Jobseeker Behaviour
State of the Labour Market
Job Switching in the UK: Who Stays Put, and Who Moves On?
Portrait of smiling employee holding digital tablet in the office
Jack Kennedy - 4 March 2026
Portrait of smiling employee holding digital tablet in the office
State of the Labour Market
February 2026 UK Labour Market Update: Weakness Continues After Sluggish Start to the Year
Person looking worryingly at paperwork in the office in front of their work computer with office in the background
Jack Kennedy - 23 February 2026
Person looking worryingly at paperwork in the office in front of their work computer with office in the background
State of the Labour Market
UK Employment Figures, February 2026: The Labour Market Continues to Weaken
Line chart titled “UK unemployment rate highest in nearly five years” shows the rate of unemployment from 2000 to 2025. At 5.2%, the unemployment rate is at its highest level in nearly five years.
Jack Kennedy - 17 February 2026
Line chart titled “UK unemployment rate highest in nearly five years” shows the rate of unemployment from 2000 to 2025. At 5.2%, the unemployment rate is at its highest level in nearly five years.
State of the Labour Market
January 2026 UK Labour Market Update: Waning Wage Growth
Accountant crunching numbers using a calculator while working at their desk
Jack Kennedy - 2 February 2026
Accountant crunching numbers using a calculator while working at their desk
State of the Labour Market
Indeed’s 2026 Ireland Jobs & Hiring Trends Report: Building on a Solid Base
Young professional using computer at table in apartment. Entrepreneur is working in home office in the evening with living room in the background
Jack Kennedy - 27 January 2026
Young professional using computer at table in apartment. Entrepreneur is working in home office in the evening with living room in the background
State of the Labour Market
UK Employment Figures, January 2026: Continued Cooling
Line chart titled “UK unemployment rate remains at four-year high” shows the rate of unemployment from 2000 to 2025. At 5.1%, the unemployment rate is at its highest level in four years. 
Jack Kennedy - 21 January 2026
Line chart titled “UK unemployment rate remains at four-year high” shows the rate of unemployment from 2000 to 2025. At 5.1%, the unemployment rate is at its highest level in four years. 
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