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Debt help could be needed by underemployed
19/02/2010
Debt management
may be needed by millions as the recession has forced people out of their full-time jobs and in to part-time employment.John Philpott, chief economic advisor for the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD), has said that many people will find their standard of living affected if they are forced to remain in part-time employment year after year.
His comment follows the latest employment statistics from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) which found that underemployment rose by 800,000 between 2007 and 2009.
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Debt Management Weekly Round Up
12/03/2010
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Credit report exposes debt vulnerability
12/03/2010
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Debt help: 'Thousands' claim unemployment benefits
18/02/2010
Debt management
could help the thousands of additional people who have been forced to claim unemployment benefit.The number of people who are applying for Job Seeker's benefit rose by 23,500 between December 2009 and January 2010, the Office for National Statistics reported.
This means that there are currently 1.64 million people claiming the allowance - the highest number since April 1997.
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UK jobs market still 'bleak'
15/02/2010
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Debt worries: Hundreds of financial workers face redundancy
09/02/2010
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Debt help: Further rise in unemployment expected
03/02/2010
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Debt and mental health: 'Recession depression' on the rise
02/02/2010
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