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In 2024, job seekers in the UK face several challenges, despite some positive developments. While the job market remains tight, with sectors like healthcare, education, and engineering experiencing skill shortages, overall vacancy rates are declining. For example, vacancies dropped to around 889,000 by mid-2024, compared to previous highs. Graduates in particular continue to find better opportunities in specialized sectors like pharmaceuticals, finance, and aerospace, though competition remains tough, especially for non-graduate roles in retail and services. Remote and hybrid work options, popular during the pandemic, are decreasing slightly, with fewer job postings offering flexibility, especially in sectors like tech. However, employers in finance and legal services are still more open to these models. The economic slowdown, coupled with workforce gaps caused by immigration policies and an aging population, is making it harder for businesses to hire, despite efforts to boost employment through wage growth and training programs. Wage growth, particularly for lower-paid workers, is strong but expected to slow in 2024. (Indeed Hiring Lab CIPD Prospects) This is why finding the job of your dreams by yourself is a struggle. Here at KeyJobs, we will do the work for you and land the job you have always wanted.

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