What could the East of England’s energy workforce look like in 2050?
With the East of England playing a critical role in the UK’s drive towards net zero, how is…
The stay-at-home boyfriend is now an economic trend as more women than men go to work
You probably know a woman supporting an unemployed man. Maybe you’ve been that woman. What used to be…
Less immigration under Trump will contribute to 2 million-person labor force gap, CBO says
The U.S. working-age population is headed for a cliff, one that has become much steeper over the past…
Resident doctors’ strike averted in Scotland
Resident doctors’ strike averted in Scotland By Liz Wells 11 February 2026 Resident doctors in Scotland have voted…
Audit concludes Police Scotland transformation ‘not delivered at pace’
Police Scotland must accelerate workforce reform and strengthen long-term financial planning if it is to deliver sustainable policing…
Jack of all trades? Around a quarter of Europeans consider job sector hopping
They call it “the great workforce adaptation”: it may be one of the strongest job trends of 2026…
Fisher German launches new team in Glasgow
Property consultancy firm Fisher German has launched a new utilities and infrastructure team in Glasgow after making two…
‘Where are we getting the time to do this?’: Why this pharmacist is against prescribing S4 medicines
Grassroots pharmacists worry that the Pharmacy Guild of Australia’s call for S4 and S8 prescribing rights will force…
The missing link to unlocking UK productivity
The recently published Mayfield Review paints a stark picture of economic inactivity driven by long term illness and…
Why London’s new Inclusive Talent Strategy is so important
Aerial view of London skyline. Image: Bjorn Hovdal | Dreamstime.com Future-proofing the workforce is fundamental to tackling the…