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Searches for Seasonal Jobs Are The Strongest in at Least Eight Years

Jack Kennedy - 15 October 2025
Jobseeker interest in seasonal jobs is elevated, meaning employers may find it easier to fill roles than in previous years.
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UK Employment Figures, October 2025: Signs of Stabilisation

Jack Kennedy - 14 October 2025
The UK labour market has steadied in recent months after a period of softening earlier in the year.

Irish Hiring Demand Remains Stable

Jack Kennedy - 17 September 2025
Job postings have remained resilient in recent months, despite economic uncertainty.

Labour Market Updates

September 2025 UK Labour Market Update: Cooling Job Market Fails to Dent Pay Gains

Jack Kennedy - 26 September 2025
The UK labour market continues to steadily cool, but wage growth remains robust.
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August 2025 UK Labour Market Update: Persistent Wage Pressures 

Jack Kennedy - 22 August 2025
The UK labour market remains fragile but continues to generate strong wage growth, prompting renewed concerns about inflation.
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July 2025 UK Labour Market Update: Cooling but Not Crashing

Jack Kennedy - 24 July 2025
The UK labour market has continued to gradually weaken, but does not appear to be nearing a crash.
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UK Mid-Year Labour Market Update 2025: Continuing to Steadily Cool

Jack Kennedy - 25 June 2025
The UK labour market continues to soften, but hasn’t crashed since April’s policy changes came into effect.
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April 2025 UK Labour Market Update: Job Postings Slide Quickens

Jack Kennedy - 7 May 2025
Hiring headwinds have strengthened amid tariff uncertainty and a recently implemented hike in employment costs.
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March 2025 UK Labour Market Update: Wage Growth Beginning to Drift Down

Jack Kennedy - 1 April 2025
Pay growth has been elevated for some time but appears to be (finally) waning.
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State of the Labour Market
Hybrid Work Tightens: 2-3 Days a Week in the Office Has Become the Norm
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Jack Kennedy - 24 September 2025
Person using computer at home, working late, sitting at a table.
State of the Labour Market
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Jack Kennedy - 16 September 2025
Entrepreneur speaking in the auditorium at the corporate training event.
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Guillermo Gallacher & Pawel Adrjan - 5 September 2025
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Callam Pickering & Jack Kennedy - 25 August 2025
Person pinning pictures to the wall in the office
State of the Labour Market
UK Employment Figures, August 2025: Struggling, but Not Collapsing
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Jack Kennedy - 12 August 2025
Young person sitting on bench looking at cell phone in an outside setting in a park
State of the Labour Market
UK Employment Figures, July 2025: Ongoing Slowdown
Line chart titled “Payrolled employment has fallen in recent months” shows the number of UK payrolled employees from July 2014 to June 2025. Payrolled employment has now fallen for eight successive months.
Jack Kennedy - 18 July 2025
Line chart titled “Payrolled employment has fallen in recent months” shows the number of UK payrolled employees from July 2014 to June 2025. Payrolled employment has now fallen for eight successive months.
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