White-collar professionals fear being ‘kept in limbo’ after ministers extend waiting time for indefinite leave to remain
Charlie Mayfield speaks out as ministers face pressure over planned cuts to disability benefits
New research shows people from disadvantaged backgrounds 66% more likely not to be in work, education or training
Providers say ministers have ‘not been upfront’ about the barriers facing the sector
Economists say Bank of England will stick with a cautious approach to rate cuts
It’s not destroying jobs but it is catching up with the lower rungs of graduate roles
Tough proposals including ending automatic settlement after five years would end ‘squalid chapter’ for country, PM says
PM’s plan reverses post-Brexit liberalisation that allowed foreigners to fill positions in industries such as adult care
A summary of the measures the government is taking in its quest to cut net migration
Young people are bearing the brunt of a long-term slowdown in the labour market, data shows
Tight public sector budgets are a growing issue for labour market, surveys find
Government to also end visas for care workers as part of immigration clampdown
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Queue of cases nears 50,000 as shortage of qualified judges leaves businesses and employees waiting
Calls on chancellor come as research suggests UK economy would benefit from more generous offering to new fathers
Health and education workers urged to ‘recognise reality of financial position’ in bid to head off strike action
Employers concerned by official data suggesting nearly 1mn aged 16-24 not in education, employment or training, says BCC
CBI and Make UK among bodies to warn that flagship bill will have ‘deeply damaging implications’ for economic growth
Shock and AWE
Payrolled employment falls even as wage growth remains strong
Progress on disability employment is at risk under Trump policies; accessible transport is a route to more pay and out of worklessness; Rosie Jones on the curse of ableism and discrimination; how quotas push Chile ahead of Ireland and improve job prospects for more
On average, they submit 60% more job applications than non-disabled people, with many employers casting doubt on their ability
Big increases in statutory wage floor has raised workplace intensity, shutting some jobseekers out of employment
Ministers say welfare cuts will help more benefit claimants into employment — but work doesn’t always reward everyone fairly
