Construction industry sees rise of “cowboy clients” Small construction firms are suffering from so-called “cowboy clients”. These clients are threatening business prospects through late payments and unfair work demands. Recent research from the Federation of Master Builders has revealed the

Grey matters One quarter of the UK’s retirees ‘unretire’ back into the workforce, according to researchers from the University of Manchester and King’s College London. Since the year 2000, the proportion of over-65s in work has doubled to around 10%.

Top degree adds £177,000 to lifetime pay Graduates from the country’s top universities will earn an extra £177,000 over the course of their career once the costs of studying have been deducted. University association, the Russell Group, revealed in new

Working past 50 will get you nothing!: says new rule People may have to rethink the age they wish to retire, as new pension rules are not paying workers a penny after they reach the age of fifty. This could

Brexit to cost 75000 city jobs 31st October 2017 The Bank of England believes that up to 75,000 jobs could be lost following Britain’s departure from the European Union. A BBC spokesman confirmed that the bank is using this number