The Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development

Labour Market Outlook

 

 
 

"In reviewing the last two years, almost half (47%) of LMO employers felt that they had been prevented from creating new roles over and above existing levels. Among those employers, the main reasons include access to finance (54%) and skill shortages (21%)."

 
 
 
 
 
 

The quarterly Labour Market Outlook aims to offer an early indication of future changes to the labour market around recruitment, redundancy, migration and pay intentions. 

The immediate jobs outlook has turned positive
for the first time in more than a year, driven
largely by a decrease in redundancy intentions.

 

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Gerwyn Davies
Public Policy Adviser

 
 
 
 
 

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Focus on 2012 pension changes

 

This quarter’s focus section investigates the progress that private and voluntary sector employers are making ahead of the introduction of the auto-enrolment workplace pension scheme next year.

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