The British Institute of Recruiters has opened the Split-Fee Network, a members-only board inside ior.org where a BIOR Agency Member posts a role its own agency cannot fill and other Agency Members...
The government confirmed on 22 September 2026 that a new right to bereavement leave will come into force in April 2027.
Employees who lose a spouse or partner, parent, adult child or sibling will...
The Office for National Statistics published its September labour market figures on 15 September 2026. Vacancies fell by 8,000 to 702,000 in June to August, down 36,000 on the year and 86,000 below...
The British Institute of Recruiters has launched a public directory of its members and certified members, and a verification page for every membership number.
The directory lists every recruitment...
The government has published the first minimum wage naming round since the Fair Work Agency was set up in April 2026.
Around 660 employers were named on 3 September 2026 for failing to pay staff...
The government has updated the Fair Work Agency's enforcement policy statement to spell out the breadth of what the agency will enforce.
The update, made on 26 August 2026, confirms that the...
The Office for National Statistics published its latest labour-market figures on 18 August 2026, and they point to a cooling hiring market.
The estimated number of vacancies in the UK fell to...
The Fair Work Agency has published its first delivery plan, setting out its priorities and actions for 2026 to 2027. The plan, released on 10 August, gives recruitment agencies a clear view of how...
The British Institute of Recruiters has launched State of Recruitment, a free monthly data note that reads the official ONS labour-market figures through a recruiter’s lens.
The first edition,...
The Government will launch the Fair Work Agency (FWA) on 7 April 2026, consolidating key employment enforcement bodies into a single organisation. The FWA, an executive agency of the Department for...
