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UK politics
frombmmagazine.co.uk
12 hours ago

Long-term unemployment climbs to a decade high as Britain's hiring engine stalls

474,000 people are long-term unemployed, the highest since January 2016, with 129,000 more since July 2024 and rising youth unemployment.
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fromBusiness Insider
8 months ago
Mental health

I was unemployed for a year and felt like 'the broke friend.' Here's how I found the confidence I needed to keep chugging on.

fromBusiness Insider
8 months ago
Mental health

I was unemployed for a year and felt like 'the broke friend.' Here's how I found the confidence I needed to keep chugging on.

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Relationships
fromwww.mercurynews.com
3 months ago

Harriette Cole: People look at me differently since they heard my old classmate's stories

Respond lightly to social embarrassment and focus on rebuilding confidence and resilience during prolonged unemployment through practical steps and perspective.
Careers
fromBusiness Insider
5 months ago

A former AT&T worker has been job hunting for 3 years. Recruiters keep telling him to embellish his resume.

Experienced job seekers face prolonged unemployment as recruiters alter résumés and companies seek ideal "Goldilocks" candidates amid a sharp hiring slowdown.
Careers
fromQuartz
6 months ago

AI was supposed to fix the job search. It's breaking it

Longer job searches and heavy AI use are prolonging unemployment for millions, with jobseekers facing longer waits, mass applications, and resistance to one-way AI interviews.
fromBusiness Insider
6 months ago

3 job seekers who have been looking for steady work for over a year share what it's like dealing with a long-term job hunt

The US job market has changed a lot since Berman and other job seekers who have been out of work for a year or longer started looking. Workers who have jobs are staying put in their roles, job openings are stagnant, and those on the outside - who may have been thrust there by layoffs or downsizing - are finding it increasingly harder to claw their way back in.
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