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Business · 3 hours ago

Britain's Bosses Start Hiring Again After Two-Year Freeze

Britain's Bosses Start Hiring Again After Two-Year Freeze

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Private-sector employers in Britain are advertising more permanent roles for the first time in over two years, according to the KPMG and REC Report on Jobs. Permanent placements rose for a second straight month, the strongest gain in four years, while pay growth eased. KPMG's Jon Holt called it a fragile recovery, and business groups now want this month's Budget to build on the momentum.

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