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The brake companies are to employ new employees amid a “defeated” economic view and the increasing wage bills, according to the latest business surveys.

In the signs of weak labor market in the UK, KPMG consultations and the Commercial Authority said.

A separate poll showed that unemployment was rising, as companies were prepared to increase employment costs in April, which led to the withdrawal of the employment index from the commercial consulting company and the BDO Accounting Company to the levels that have not been seen since the wake of the global financial crisis. Business optimism decreased for the fifth time in a row.

The most prominent monthly job report from KPMG and RC highlighted the weakest demand for the weakest companies for workers, as the total vacancies decreased in February.

The report found that more workers lost their jobs, which increased the number of job seekers and kept a cover on total wages. The salaries of starting at the weakest pace in four years increased.

Increased effect from April from April.

“After the long winter season, there are some hints in its role in the labor market and we are heading to the spring. This private sector is driving – despite the last tax height – and it should not be missed,” said Nile Carpiri, CEO of RC.

Caribiri Reeves called for building confidence in economic growth in the United Kingdom when it introduced its spring statement to Parliament on March 26.

“At the present time, things are still slow because companies are breathing in the face of the high cost of the cost from April with changes to national insurance and national living wages,” Carberi said.

Business leaders had previously warned that the Rivs budget in the fall had added to the economic opposite winds, on the pretext that the increase of 25 billion pounds in the national insurance contributions to the employer will force them to reduce jobs or raise prices.

John Holt, the group’s CEO and a senior partner in the United Kingdom at KPMG, said many companies continued to “wait and get to know employment.”

He added that the most softened decline in the employment seen in February “could be an indication that the expectations of additional interest rates and modern economic data are expected to start to launch some pressures on business.”

BDO said that the last time the companies reported that they felt a similar shortage of confidence in January 2021, when they were fighting Kovid’s locks.

Business out for the second month in a row fell in February, the BDO monthly business trend report, which he said indicated a slowdown in the general economic activity in the United Kingdom despite the flexibility of the services sector.

Unreasonable warm weather in February and the continuous shift in consumer spending from commodities to the services referred to because the epidemic are two possible reasons for the relative strength of the services sector.

However, BDO said it is expected that the total slowdown in economic activity in the United Kingdom will continue for the rest of the year.