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The job market is becoming more and more competitive, with skills gaps appearing and employers looking for experienced workers in specific roles – making it more difficult to land your new role. However, there are certain skills that every employer will be looking for, no matter the career path.

For some, staying in the same job or career for their entire working life is the goal. For others, you might need to switch it up every now and then. It can be difficult to know what to do when it comes to your career, as there’s no right or wrong answer, but is it time for you to make a move?

The UK general election is right around the corner, but what is the current government offering in terms of teacher retention, and the future of education if they are re-elected?

The UK General election is just days away, and if we look at the latest polls, it looks like we’ll soon be seeing a Labour Government. As Labour leader, one of Keir Starmer's main policies is to recruit more teachers, but will it be enough?

The UK General election is right around the corner, with the UK public set to vote on the 4th July. As we get closer, we’ve started to learn more about the two main parties, The Conservatives and Labour, and what they will offer if they win.

A job interview can be anxiety inducing for anyone, even those in the most senior roles (Yes, your boss was probably nervous too!). Knowing what to expect from your interview helps you to prepare, settle your nerves, and secure the job.

Remote work has been around since the 1970’s but has become a hot topic over the last few years – particularly since most of the world found themselves stuck at home for a considerable amount of time in 2020. With working from home taking over during the pandemic, is it still influencing businesses today, or is WFH dead?

The world of work is changing day by day, with industries constantly evolving to stay up to date with current and future trends. These changes mean that the most in-demand skills, both soft and hard, are also constantly updating within the workforce.

Chancellor of the Exchequer, Jeremy Hunt, has this week outlined the Conservative Governments Spring budget. We’ve gone through the full statement to find out what these measures mean for the UK job market.