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UK inflation eases for first time in five months to 3.6% before crunch budget — REUTERS / pwu404

UK Economy · United Kingdom

UK inflation eases for first time in five months to 3.6% before crunch budget

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AI Could Wipe Out 3 Million of These Kind of Jobs in the UK by 2035

Artificial Intelligence · United Kingdom

AI Could Wipe Out 3 Million of These Kind of Jobs in the UK by 2035

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Research from the National Foundation for Educational Research has warned that three million jobs could be wiped out by artificial intelligence in 10 years.See the Story

‘Covid boom’ ends as graduate job prospects fall back to pre-pandemic levels – Your Capital Minds

‘Covid boom’ ends as graduate job prospects fall back to pre-pandemic levels – Your Capital Minds

Graduate employment has slipped back to pre-Covid levels as a weakening economy depresses hiring and unwinds the temporary post-pandemic surge in opportunities, according to new research from Prospects at Jisc. The annual What do graduates do? report, published on 25 November, shows a sharp deterioration in outcomes for the 2023 graduating cohort, who entered the labour market during a period of slowing demand and were surveyed in autumn 2024 as…See the Story

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