Ashish Prabhu
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Cost Of Living Crisis Fuels Number Of Workers Wanting To Change Jobs
It has been revealed that over fifty percent of Bristol workers are seeking new career opportunities in an effort to bring in more money. The amount of pay received and the different benefits or perks are seen as the two main drivers for finding a new job, with more people looking for a better work/life balance and wanting to spend more quality time with their families. This has increased concerns of a mass talent exodus in different sectors and industries at a time when many employers are contending with an acute skills shortage which can mean that they are struggling to fill vacancies which they advertise for posts and roles which they require help for. The new findings come as part of a study conducted by specialist recruitment firm, Robert Half.
By Ashish Prabhu4 months ago in Journal
UK Salaries Fall During Cost Of Living Crisis
Data collected from research in to the effect of falling salaries in the UK during a Cost Of Living crisis has shown that more and more employers are feeling the pinch during great times of uncertainty with regard to finances. Salaries have fallen in many jobs through out the labour market which is adding to the effect of the Cost Of Living Crisis. As the prices of many every day essentials rises in shops and from various companies, the general public will be struggling to survive as they won't be able to afford the items that they regularly buy due to the higher costs of raw materials etc. The findings come from research conducted by the Association Of Professional Staffing Companies.
By Ashish Prabhu4 months ago in Families
New Crossing Installed To Help Boost Child Road Safety
Crossing the road can be difficult at many times, especially when there is lots of traffic and it is that time of day when everyone is travelling to and from work. It can be especially difficult for young children who have to walk to and from school. Everyone who walks on the streets and needs to cross roads should follow the Green Cross Code at all times. This is when people who need to cross the road look right, look left, look right again, and only then if the road is clear, walk slowly across the road always ensuring that you keep your eyes and ears open at all times so that you are aware of any oncoming traffic that could potentially hit you. People should not run across the road but walk slowly and carefully to ensure they can reach the other side safely.
By Ashish Prabhu4 months ago in Wander
Brits Out Of Love With Exercise As Research Suggests Only Half Feel Healthy
New research has revealed that only around fifty percent of the UK's adult population feel healthy. The study was conducted by a not for profit healthcare provider called Benenden Health and primarily shows that fewer than a fifth of adults, that's sixteen percent love exercising. This means that they have a lack of physical activity which leaves only around half the nation who would rate their health as excellent or good with fewer than half of those surveyed happy with their body image.
By Ashish Prabhu4 months ago in Lifehack
UK Ambulance Staff Take Part In Twenty Four Hour Strike
This week, people who live in England and Wales were left without the security of having emergency care whilst thousands of ambulance workers including paramedics and call handlers took part in a twenty four hour strike on Wednesday over the pay they receive. This meant that if somebody had an accident where they needed to call an ambulance, there was more than likely going to be a long delay in the time in which the ambulance would arrive if it did manage to come at all.
By Ashish Prabhu4 months ago in Lifehack
NHS Plunged In To Chaos Due To Nursing Strike
The UK us going through a Cost Of Living Crisis at the moment which has been caused by the cost of goods and services that people need in their daily lives increasing dramatically. There are many reasons for this, one of which includes the price of raw materials which are used to make certain products increasing. This may be because they are from Russia. Due to the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine, the cost of these materials has increased so that they are unaffordable to people who need them in their every day lives.
By Ashish Prabhu5 months ago in Lifehack
New App Becomes Must Have Christmas Present This Year
A brand new app which helps families keep in touch with each other is becoming the latest must have Christmas present this year. Famileo allows users to create family groups and upload all their social media feed to it. This can then be printed out in to a family newspaper and delivered to Grand parents or other elderly relatives who might not be that tech savvy. In today's world, we are moving to a more online way of living so people regularly send messages to each other online. The price of stamps and paper is also dramatically rising so by having a way where you can create messages online and have it delivered to elderly members of your family, this will save a lot of time and money to make life much easier to live and be simpler to keep in touch with family who may live abroad.
By Ashish Prabhu5 months ago in Journal
Consumers Dramatically Cut Their Spending During Festive Period
December is normally the time of year when people around the country are finishing off their Christmas shopping and making all the final preparations for the big day. They may be organising a big Christmas dinner to which they have invited family members who they might not have seen for a while due to the Covid 19 pandemic or due to the fact that they live abroad. Christmas is normally a time when people round the world have a big celebration to commemorate the birth of Jesus Christ. They usually give each other gifts and have a nice meal which they may have been preparing for a while.
By Ashish Prabhu6 months ago in Trader
England Progress To First Knock Out Round Of World Cup
England face Senegal on Sunday evening as part of the first knock out round of the 2022 Football World Cup which is being played in Qatar. In order to get to this stage, they had to overcome quite a tricky group which included Iran, USA and Wales. On Tuesday they beat Wales in a game which saw them reaffirm their place at the top of Group B. This also meant that Wales had to be sent packing as they finished bottom of the group due to the fact that USA beat Iran.
By Ashish Prabhu6 months ago in Cleats
UK Chancellor Delivers Autumn Statement
“UK Chancellor Of The Exchequer Jeremy Hunt has picked the pockets of the entire country.” That was the claim made by Labour's shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves following the Autumn Statement which was delivered today. At a time when energy bills are increasing mainly due to implications of the war between Russia and Ukraine, the general public were looking for what support would be available to them to ensure that they stayed on their own feet during a period of soaring prices on the energy market.
By Ashish Prabhu6 months ago in Humans
Rishi Sunak Wins Race to Become UK'S Next PM
Rishi Sunak has won the race to become the next leader of the Conservative party and prime minister of the United Kingdom. He becomes the country's first ever prime minister of colour and is the first ever Hindu prime minister. These are both major landmarks in British political evolution and demonstrate that there is likely going to be an increase in equality and diversity in British culture and laws due to this. There has been an increase in the number of politicians of colour in the British political system but none that have ever had the top role of prime minister which is a major breakthrough and show that the level of acceptance in British society is increasing.
By Ashish Prabhu7 months ago in Journal
