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Occupation Spotlight
European Defence Firms Are Still Hiring While UK Job Seekers Remain Uninterested
A person in a white hard hat walks down a wide blue and yellow walkway across a large industrial manufacturing floor lined with massive rolls of metal sheeting, overhead cranes, and steel framework.
Virginia Sondergeld - 22 June 2026
A person in a white hard hat walks down a wide blue and yellow walkway across a large industrial manufacturing floor lined with massive rolls of metal sheeting, overhead cranes, and steel framework.
State of the Labour Market
UK Employment Figures, June 2026: Signs Of Stabilising Despite Continued Weakness
Jack Kennedy - 18 June 2026
State of the Labour Market
May 2026 UK Labour Market Update: Slow Summer Hiring Another Blow for Young Workers
A person with long braided hair, wearing a blue T-shirt, glasses, and light blue over-ear headphones, sits at a desk facing a laptop displaying a video conference grid of nine participants. A notebook, papers, and a small plant sit on the white desk, with a couch and warm lamp light visible in the soft-focus background.
Jack Kennedy - 2 June 2026
A person with long braided hair, wearing a blue T-shirt, glasses, and light blue over-ear headphones, sits at a desk facing a laptop displaying a video conference grid of nine participants. A notebook, papers, and a small plant sit on the white desk, with a couch and warm lamp light visible in the soft-focus background.
State of the Labour Market
May 2026 European Labour Market Chartbook
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Indeed Hiring Lab - 27 May 2026
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State of the Labour Market
UK Employment Figures, May 2026: Labour Market Deterioration Deepens as Costs and Conflict Bite
Line chart comparing UK nominal and real (CPIH-adjusted) year-on-year growth in regular pay from the early 2000s through March 2026. The nominal line stays above the real line throughout, with both spiking after 2020 before declining; nominal growth ends at 3.4% and real growth at 0.1% as of March 2026.
Jack Kennedy - 19 May 2026
Line chart comparing UK nominal and real (CPIH-adjusted) year-on-year growth in regular pay from the early 2000s through March 2026. The nominal line stays above the real line throughout, with both spiking after 2020 before declining; nominal growth ends at 3.4% and real growth at 0.1% as of March 2026.
Pay and Benefits
Full Salary Transparency in Europe is Still a Distant Prospect
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Lisa Feist - 7 May 2026
Close-up of a person in a dress shirt and tie leaning over a desk covered in printed charts, graphs, and data reports, pointing to one with a pen. Two laptops and a calculator are visible on either side.
State of the Labour Market
April 2026 European Labour Market Chartbook
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Indeed Hiring Lab - 6 May 2026
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State of the Labour Market
April 2026 UK Labour Market Update: Hiring Demand Continues to Soften
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Jack Kennedy - 1 May 2026
A woman in a yellow top and wide-leg plaid pants writes on a whiteboard while three coworkers — seated with laptops — look on during a collaborative meeting in a bright, modern office space with large industrial windows.
UK Employment Figures, April 2026: A Surprise Drop in Unemployment Masks a More Troubling Picture
Line chart showing UK unemployment rate (%) for ages 16+, seasonally adjusted, from 2000 to February 2026. The rate peaked near 8.5% around 2011–2012 following the 2008 financial crisis, fell to a historic low of around 3.7% in 2019–2020, spiked briefly during the COVID-19 pandemic, and has since risen to approximately 5.2% as of early 2026.
Jack Kennedy - 21 April 2026
Line chart showing UK unemployment rate (%) for ages 16+, seasonally adjusted, from 2000 to February 2026. The rate peaked near 8.5% around 2011–2012 following the 2008 financial crisis, fell to a historic low of around 3.7% in 2019–2020, spiked briefly during the COVID-19 pandemic, and has since risen to approximately 5.2% as of early 2026.
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
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