Covid19VacancyTracker – London Week 3 post shutdown

As the covid19 crisis continues, as the new protocols become established, increasingly the conversation is switching from that of the medical crisis, to the economic one. Recent studies project that in the event the UK economy remains locked down, as it is now for...

Covid19VacancyTracker – London Week 2 post shutdown

While the covid19 crisis continues to cause havoc in terms of the health of people in the nation, there is still some activity in terms of new vacancies, so what we have been doing is tracking the London market to see what sectors are still active and which types of...

Covid19VacancyTracker – London Week 1 post shutdown

The implications of Covid19 are yet to be fully understood for the economy, yet already what we have seen is a widespread slowdown, where according to a study conducted by Bank of America, as many as 11 million people (when including those furloughed) are now not...

Covid19-VacancyTracker Launched

With the Covid19 crisis now hitting the world economy, the reality is London is becoming a new epi-centre. Therefore the announcement by the new Chancellor, Rishi Sunak, of a series of packages to help business, the hope is that this will mean that businesses that...

Is hard Brexit now inevitable?

Now with Boris as the Prime Minister, we can see the following emerge: The cabinet has been formed with a singular agenda to secure Brexit. People who actively campaigned against Boris have either been cast out or demoted regardless of their Brexit stance. (e.g. Penny...

Why a no deal Brexit would be the real betrayal

It is fair to say, democracy can only function if the result is respected. With that, despite the many reasons why the UK would be better served by remaining in the EU, the democratic principle trumps everything. There may well be good logical reasons for a second...