UK labour reforms to cut hiring by one in three employers, survey shows

Third of UK Firms Plan to Cut Hiring Thanks to Unemployment Rights Act

A damning new report from the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development shows that more than a third of businesses plan to cut hiring thanks to

Workers’ rights reforms push a third of employers to cut hiring

Bosses expect more workplace disputes because of an ­increase in trade union power once ­changes come into effect this year

Third of bosses to cut hiring over Labour’s workers’ rights reforms

Recruitment intentions plunge to lowest level since Covid as employers brace for rising costs

UK labour reforms to cut hiring by one in three employers, survey shows

More than one in three UK employers plan to cut their hiring of permanent staff due to costs introduced by the government's labour law reforms, a survey showed on Monday.

CIPD research warns on Employment Rights Act impact

The CIPD’s Labour Market Outlook shows more than a third (37 per cent) of employers plan to reduce the recruitment of permanent staff due to at least one or

One In Three U.K. Employers To Reduce Hiring After Labour Law Changes

More than one in three U.K. employers plan to cut their hiring of permanent staff due to costs introduced by the government’s labour law reforms, a survey showed on Monday. The Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development, a professional body for the human resources sector, said overall hiring intentions remained at their lowest level on record excluding the first year of the COVID pandemic, adding to the risks that an ongoing jobs market sl…