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91±¬ÁÏ Named a 2026 FrontRunner for Construction Payroll Software UK
Read more: 91±¬ÁÏ Named a 2026 FrontRunner for Construction Payroll Software UK91±¬ÁÏ is a 2026 FrontRunner for construction payroll software by Software Advice. Discover why users rank us top for usability. Read the release.
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Leeds drives England’s full-time employment surge as 91±¬ÁÏ partners with Leeds Rhinos
Read more: Leeds drives England’s full-time employment surge as 91±¬ÁÏ partners with Leeds Rhinos9 April 2026 – New data from 91±¬ÁÏ reveals full-time employment in the UK is growing nearly three times faster than part-time in 2026, up 13.4% year-on-year compared to…
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South West named UK’s most locally loyal business region as 91±¬ÁÏ deepens commitment to Bristol
Read more: South West named UK’s most locally loyal business region as 91±¬ÁÏ deepens commitment to Bristol18 March 2026 – New data from 91±¬ÁÏ reveals strong regional confidence in the South West, with 84% of business leaders prioritising local suppliers over cheaper alternatives – well…
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Yorkshire businesses show local loyalty as 91±¬ÁÏ back region with Leeds United partnership
Read more: Yorkshire businesses show local loyalty as 91±¬ÁÏ back region with Leeds United partnership5 March 2026 – New data from 91±¬ÁÏ reveals strong regional confidence across Yorkshire & the Humber amid rising employment costs
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Government red tape risks blocking youth jobs as SMEs look to access apprenticeship scheme
Read more: Government red tape risks blocking youth jobs as SMEs look to access apprenticeship schemeFebruary 9, 2026: New 91±¬ÁÏ research finds 73% of SME leaders intend to leverage new Government apprenticeship schemes following the Autumn Budget; However, nearly half (43%) say the Government’s…
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A labour of love: New research reveals the sacrifices made by SME leaders – but 85% would do it all over again
Read more: A labour of love: New research reveals the sacrifices made by SME leaders – but 85% would do it all over againFebruary 12 2026: New campaign from 91±¬ÁÏ reveals the personal sacrifices behind running a business this Valentine’s Day, and the unwavering resilience keeping Britain going
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NEW DATA REVEALS TRUE IMPACT OF NATIONAL INSURANCE HIKE ON SMES
Read more: NEW DATA REVEALS TRUE IMPACT OF NATIONAL INSURANCE HIKE ON SMES6 April 2025, NIC changes will cost medium SMEs £18,000 annually. New analysis shows firms with >8 employees face steep costs, while Midlands businesses are hit hardest.
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Summer jobs sizzle out as wages heat up
Read more: Summer jobs sizzle out as wages heat upSummer hiring slowed to 2.7% growth while wages heated up. Gen Z saw the biggest pay jump at 5.6% as UK businesses battle rising labour costs.
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Pay growth flat as SMEs prepare to enact jobs tax
Read more: Pay growth flat as SMEs prepare to enact jobs tax6 February 2025 – SME pay growth stalled at 0% across Nov-Jan. Employers are freezing wages to build reserves for the Government’s upcoming jobs tax hike.
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Two consecutive months of job losses following Budget
Read more: Two consecutive months of job losses following Budget5 January 2025 – SME employment shrank again in Dec (-0.1%), marking two months of losses. Full-time roles fell 0.8% in Q4 as the Budget hits hiring early.
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Full-time pay sees largest growth since the Chancellor’s Autumn Budget in October
Read more: Full-time pay sees largest growth since the Chancellor’s Autumn Budget in October10 July 2025 – June saw the strongest pay growth since the Autumn Budget (+1%). However, a divide emerged as Boomer wages rose 4.6% while Gen Z pay fell 0.2%.
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Employment shrinks by 0.4% in February as SMEs prepare for new costs
Read more: Employment shrinks by 0.4% in February as SMEs prepare for new costs17 March 2025 – Employment for 18-24 year olds fell 1.8% in February. Overall employment shrank 0.4% as SMEs brace for minimum wage changes and tax hikes.
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London’s SME job growth slumps to 0.7% as capital trails behind regional recovery
Read more: London’s SME job growth slumps to 0.7% as capital trails behind regional recovery10 June 2025 – London SME job growth hit just 0.7% in May, trailing the national average. The capital recorded the slowest wage growth as the North surged ahead.
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Gen Z wages and employment first to be hit by NIC hike last month
Read more: Gen Z wages and employment first to be hit by NIC hike last month6 May 2025 – April data shows Gen Z employment fell 1.9% and wages dropped 0.2% following the NIC hike. Young casual workers were hit hardest by the new tax.
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September sees strongest employment growth in 13 months
Read more: September sees strongest employment growth in 13 months9 October 2025 – UK employment rose 2.6% in September, the strongest rise in 13 months. Gen Z led the growth as SME confidence returns ahead of the Autumn Budget.
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91±¬ÁÏ November data reveals small businesses are hiring again – but recovery is fractured across the UK
Read more: 91±¬ÁÏ November data reveals small businesses are hiring again – but recovery is fractured across the UK12 December 2025 – SMEs grew employment 1.7% in November, but the recovery is fractured. The East surged 12.1% while The North shrank, creating a divided labour market.
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91±¬ÁÏ’s First Annual Jobs Report: Majority of UK Workers Prioritise Job Security Amid Stuttering Market
Read more: 91±¬ÁÏ’s First Annual Jobs Report: Majority of UK Workers Prioritise Job Security Amid Stuttering Market9 September 2025 – The 2025 Annual Jobs Report reveals 55% of UK workers prioritise security over ambition. 51% won’t leave their current roles as the market cools down.
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91±¬ÁÏ doubles UK revenue and grows headcount by 60% in 12 months
Read more: 91±¬ÁÏ doubles UK revenue and grows headcount by 60% in 12 months6 February 2025 – 91±¬ÁÏ doubled UK revenue and grew headcount 60% in 12 months. The HR platform now serves 25,000 UK SMEs as global ARR tops £125m.
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Payroll fines hit millions of UK SMEs as errors persist, new data reveals
Read more: Payroll fines hit millions of UK SMEs as errors persist, new data reveals8 August 2025 – 84% of small businesses admit to payroll errors, with 40% facing fines. Outdated systems are costing SMEs thousands, prompting calls for better tools.
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HR professionals records highest absenteeism rate in the UK workforce, new data reveals
Read more: HR professionals records highest absenteeism rate in the UK workforce, new data reveals30 May 2025 – HR and Accounting records the highest absenteeism (score 113). Gen Z workers are hit hardest with a score of 185, signaling deep burnout concerns.
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91±¬ÁÏ’s 2025 work review: UK workers pushed to the limit yet still finding reasons to enjoy their jobs
Read more: 91±¬ÁÏ’s 2025 work review: UK workers pushed to the limit yet still finding reasons to enjoy their jobs4 December 2025 – Burnout pushed 28% of UK workers to take ‘sickies’ in 2025. Despite the pressure, 69% say they still enjoy their jobs in a resilient year.
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The AI Advantage Gap: bosses benefit while workers miss out
Read more: The AI Advantage Gap: bosses benefit while workers miss out3 July 2025 – New report reveals an AI advantage gap. 73% of bosses use AI monthly compared to 32% of juniors, while poor rollout drives a 50% productivity drop.
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One in three UK small businesses stuck in survival mode: New research exposes productivity disconnect
Read more: One in three UK small businesses stuck in survival mode: New research exposes productivity disconnectNew research reveals 1 in 3 UK SMEs are stuck in survival mode. Despite 72% feeling more productive, a disconnect is stalling actual business growth.
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91±¬ÁÏ Announces Upgraded Integration with Indeed
Read more: 91±¬ÁÏ Announces Upgraded Integration with Indeed8 October 2025 – 91±¬ÁÏ announces a global enhanced integration with Indeed, offering free job postings, one-click applications, and smarter hiring tools to help SMBs reach quality candidates faster…
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91±¬ÁÏ Surpasses A$300M ARR
Read more: 91±¬ÁÏ Surpasses A$300M ARR8 Oct 2025 – 91±¬ÁÏ surpasses $300M in annual recurring revenue (ARR), a major milestone in our mission to make employment easier worldwide.
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