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Workers on the minimum wage are set to get a pay boost from April, with the rate for those aged over 23 rising to £9.50 an hour from £8.91.
The rise means a full-time worker will get £1,074 extra …
In the week of 23-29 August, there were 1.66 million active job adverts in the UK
There were around 193,000 new job adverts posted in the same week
New job postings numbers have remained high since early June, and labour …
As a responsible recruitment business, the health, safety and wellbeing of our workers is of paramount importance at Gravity Personnel.
Our ‘open door’ policy ensures that all workers have access to in-house staff, at all times, to discuss issues that …
Gravity Personnel is committed to providing the best possible service to our Clients.
Following its introduction to our business in 2005, we have operated a fully compliant Quality Management System (QMS) & successfully passed at audit, either bi-annually or annually, …
Chancellor Rishi Sunak delivered his Budget statement to parliament this afternoon, setting out how the country will recover from the Coronavirus pandemic.
Here are the key points:-
* Minimum wage to increase to £8.91 an hour from April 2021
* …
Recruiters’ direct contribution to the UK economy reached £42.3 billion in 2019, accounting for 2.1% of UK Gross Value Added (GVA)*, according to the REC’s UK recruitment industry status report published today.
That represents an 8% increase on the previous …
Responding to the announcement that the UK and the EU have reached a Brexit deal, Neil Carberry, Chief Executive of the REC, said:
“It will be a huge relief to businesses across the country that a trade deal is now …
Update- COVID-19
All staff registering must complete a full Travel Record form. This form was implemented with our registration process as of last week and goes into detail relating to 3 specific areas:-
• If candidates have travelled outside the …
Chancellor Rishi Sunak has delivered his first Budget in the House of Commons, announcing the government’s tax and spending plans for the year ahead.
Here is a summary of the main points.
Personal taxation, wages and pensions
