US Trade School Enrollment Hits 871,000 as Vocational Education Outpaces University Growth
Enrolment in America's trade colleges has surged by nearly 20% since 2020, as students increasingly favour practical career paths over traditional four-year degrees, driven by financial considerations and job security.
Britain's 2027 Money Warning: How a Closed Strait of Hormuz Could Hit Your Wallet
Ernst & Young warns that the UK could face a recession if the Strait of Hormuz remains closed, impacting inflation and economic growth. The closure affects global energy markets and UK households.
US Unemployment: Hidden Crisis Deepens as 6.2m Workers Sidelined in Shadows
A hidden crisis reveals that 6.2 million Americans have been sidelined from the workforce, raising concerns about the true health of the labour market despite positive financial market trends.
Britain's Underemployment Problem: Why More Graduates Are Finding Jobs but Not Careers
Unemployment isn't the only challenge for UK graduates. Underemployment leaves many stuck in low‑paid, unstable jobs despite their degrees.
New Startup Helps Hispanic Immigrants In The US Find Jobs Via WhatsApp—Backed By £2.3m Funding
Two Harvard roommates are using an AI-driven matching process to connect Hispanic immigrants with job opportunities suited to their skills.
Gender pay progress stalls on 'motherhood penalty': study
In Britain, gender inequality was exacerbated by a "childcare affordability crisis" and the "low take up by fathers of shared parental leave", the report said.
Nearly 600,000 Australians lose jobs as virus lockdown bites
The Treasury has forecast the unemployment rate will reach 10 percent in the June quarter.
One violent death every minute as global homicide rate rises for first time in a decade
Over half a million people were the victims of murder, war and other forms of lethal violence, Small Arms Survey finds.
Muslim women face twin struggles of Islamophobia in society and sexism at home
Social Mobility Commission found obstacles to Muslims at every level of UK society.
Australia marks 26 years since recession with growth data
Yet many Australians feel they don't share in that prosperity and are going backward financially.
The global financial crisis and its decade-long shadow over UK savers and investors
There's a division between the 'haves' and 'have nots' courtesy of wage growth stagnation and erosion of spending power.
FX Focus: Dollar slides after US non-farm payrolls report falls short of expectations
Sterling remains on track to clinch weekly gains as business confidence increases.
High Court appeals for more female, BAME and less privileged judges to end rich pale and male dominance
Programme hopes to fill vacancies in Queen's bench, family and chancery divisions.
International Women's Day: UK GDP could rise by increasing female participation in British labour force, PwC says
Iceland, Norway, Sweden, New Zealand and Slovenia are the top five OECD countries where women employment is high.
Global recession fears as OECD cuts world growth forecasts
Catherine Mann, the OECD's chief economist, said the weakening in global trade was "deeply concerning".
Gender pay gap: Shaming companies with pay transparency is not enough
David Cameron to tackle gender pay gap by forcing companies to publish pay differences between men and women
General election 2015: Is this the sudden economic slowdown George Osborne dreads?
ONS data shows UK GDP growth slowed in final quarter of 2014 as election looms.
General election 2015: Can David Cameron fulfil his 'full employment' pledge?
IBTimes UK looks at two different perspectives on the prime minister's jobs commitment.
Australian dollar off day's high as jobless rate rises to new 11-year high
Aussie currency remains firm helped by continuing US dollar weakness.
UK Economic Recovery: The Bonnet Shines But is the Engine Going to Break Down?
The UK economy is healthier than people thought, suggests ONS data, but problems remain.
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