All Articles

European Labour Market Trends, November 2024
White lettering on a blue background reading European Labour Market Trends November 2024
Lisa Feist
White lettering on a blue background reading European Labour Market Trends November 2024
European Labour Market Trends, October 2024
Blue background with white text
Lisa Feist
Blue background with white text
European Labour Market Trends, September 2024
European Labour Market Trends September 2024
Lisa Feist
European Labour Market Trends September 2024
European Labour Market Trends, August 2024
European Labour Market Trends, August 2024
Lisa Feist
European Labour Market Trends, August 2024
May 2024 UK Labour Market Update: Continued Cooling
Line chart titled “Low-paid jobs continue to see high wage growth in the UK” showing the annual rate of posted wage growth in the UK and US across low, mid and high-paid jobs. Low-paid jobs in the UK continue to see considerably stronger wage growth than others.
Jack Kennedy
Line chart titled “Low-paid jobs continue to see high wage growth in the UK” showing the annual rate of posted wage growth in the UK and US across low, mid and high-paid jobs. Low-paid jobs in the UK continue to see considerably stronger wage growth than others.
April 2024 UK Labour Market Update: Wage Growth Remains Strong
Line chart titled “Signing bonuses being used less” showing the share of job postings mentioning signing bonuses from 2019 to 2024. The share peaked at 1.8% in January 2023 but fell to 1.2% in March 2024.
Jack Kennedy
Line chart titled “Signing bonuses being used less” showing the share of job postings mentioning signing bonuses from 2019 to 2024. The share peaked at 1.8% in January 2023 but fell to 1.2% in March 2024.
March 2024 UK Labour Market Update: Incrementally Cooling
Line chart showing the trend in ONS vacancies and Indeed job postings between February 2020 and March 2024. Both measures show a retreat from post-pandemic highs, with Indeed job postings now slightly below their pre-pandemic level but ONS vacancies remaining in positive territory.
Jack Kennedy
Line chart showing the trend in ONS vacancies and Indeed job postings between February 2020 and March 2024. Both measures show a retreat from post-pandemic highs, with Indeed job postings now slightly below their pre-pandemic level but ONS vacancies remaining in positive territory.