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The number of new jobs posted in the UK has declined dramatically over the past year as firms rein in their hiring plans in light of ongoing economic uncertainty, according to the latest data from the worlds largest network of job boards, Broadbean Technology.

- Q3 Total Revenue and Software Revenue of $35.1 and $20.4 million, respectively - - ARR of $99 million from 3,536 Total Software Products & Services Customers, including $48 million from...

Vacancies in education spiked in September following the summer lull, but applications continue to decline. That’s according to new research from the As...

IT professionals in the UK are increasingly turning to contract roles as permanent hiring slows, according to new research from the Association of Professional Staffing Companies (APSCo) and Broadbean Technology.

IT professionals are increasingly turning to contract roles as permanent hiring slows, according to new research from the Association of Professional St...

The engineering industry has seen the biggest month-on-month decline in job applications than any sector, that’s according to the latest data from the w...

The number of new legal jobs has falling 3% on an annual basis in August 2023 while applications have declined by 24%, suggesting that the legal skills crisis is worsening, according to the latest data from Broadbean Technology.

The latest report from the Association of Professional Staffing Companies (APSCo) has found permanent jobs across the finance sector fell 39 per cent year-on-year in August, with indications that demand for senior hires is dwindling.

Both the number of new jobs and applications have fallen dramatically in the UK over the past 12 months, that’s according to the latest data from the wo...

Both the number of new jobs and applications have fallen in the UK in August over the past 12 months, according to the latest data from Broadbean Technology. Both jobs and applications fell in August when compared to data from the same period last year, dropping 24% and 30% respectively.