Tags: EU workers

Nearly a fifth of UK adults unhappy in their job

Aphrodite Papadatou Wednesday, January 30, 2019 0 Comment employee survey, EU workers, happy employees, Happy workforce, HR Strategy, meaningful job, remote working, study, UK workers, US workers, wellbeing in the workplace, Wellbeing News, workforce research, Wrike

Which part of their job makes Brits happiest?

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Millions of EU workers can now apply for settled status for free

Aphrodite Papadatou Tuesday, January 22, 2019 1 Comment Brexit, brexit withdrawal, employment law news, Employmet Law, EU citizens, EU employees, EU migrants, EU Settlement scheme, EU workers, European Union, right to work in the UK, settled status, Theresa May, UK labour market

Prime Minister Theresa May yesterday announced that a £65 fee for EU citizens applying for settled status would be scrapped.

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Employers struggling to find staff for new permanent jobs

Aphrodite Papadatou Thursday, January 10, 2019 1 Comment Brexit, brexit withdrawal, EU workers, Hiring, hiring staff, KPMG, Permanent staff, Recruitment and Employment Confederation, recruitment news, report, uk recruitment, UK workers

Why don’t people want to leave jobs right now?

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Hospitality sector says Brexit is ‘cancelling’ Christmas

Aphrodite Papadatou Wednesday, December 12, 2018 0 Comment Brexit, brexit withdrawal, catering, Christmas, Christmas workers, EU workers, festive season, Hospitality, hospitality sector, hospitality workers, Seasonal staff, seasonal workers, Staff shortage, tourism and hospitality

Hospitality sector feeling the Christmas ‘Grinch’ as EU workers leaving the UK cause major staff shortages.

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UK migration steady as EU arrivals dip

Aphrodite Papadatou Thursday, November 29, 2018 0 Comment asian workers, Brexit, brexit withdrawal, EU workers, Global mobility, global mobility news, Immigration, migration figures, net migration, non EU workers, Office for national statistics, recruitment news

What impact will the drop in EU citizens migration numbers have on UK recruitment?

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Freelance forever?

Aphrodite Papadatou Thursday, November 29, 2018 0 Comment desirable careers, Diversity, eu freelancers, EU workers, Freelance, freelance careers, freelancing, Gig economy, popular careers, uk freelancers, UK workers

Frrelancing is on the up as a permanent state of career. We look at the reasons why, and identify the most profitable and desirable freelance professions.

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Hospitality workers prefer the UK despite Brexit

Aphrodite Papadatou Monday, November 26, 2018 0 Comment Brexit, caterer.com, employee urvey, employement trents, EU citizens, EU employees, EU workers, Global mobility, Hospitality, hospitality workers, research, survey, tourism and hospitality, uk industry

What attracts hospitality workers to their destination of choice?

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10 crucial employment law changes for 2019

Aphrodite Papadatou Friday, November 23, 2018 0 Comment CEO pay, Employment law, EU citizens, EU workers, Gender pay gap, microchipping, new employment law, new laws, non-disclosure, Payslips, UK employment law, UK law, Workplace law

2019, looks like another busy year for new employment laws. Here we list ten.

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UK hit by labour shortages

Aphrodite Papadatou Monday, November 19, 2018 0 Comment CIPD, Employment, EU workers, Global mobility, labour market, labour shortage, non EU workers, survey, uk economy, uk employment, UK labour market

New research by the CIPD reveals that employers seeking staff are being hit by labour shortages.

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Employers struggling to recruit as the UK becomes a less desirable work destination

Aphrodite Papadatou Monday, November 12, 2018 0 Comment Brexit, EU workers, Global mobility, migrant labour, non EU workers, supply shock, uk employment, UK labour market

Employers experience ‘supply shock’ as migrant labour trends go into reverse gear, driven mainly by a fall in non-EU migrants.

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