Wednesday, 9 September 2015

Entry-Level Workers Driven Out Of London by Soaring Rents

London's housing shortage is driving graduates and low-paid workers to move further from the capital, prompting fears of an imminent jobs crisis as businesses struggle to recruit entry-level labour. According to the CBI's new poll of London-based businesses, some 57pc of bosses said that the high cost and low availability of housing was affecting their ability to recruit staff for lower-wage jobs. Almost a third said that employees were having to leave their jobs because costs are too high. Read more on the Daily Telegraph website.

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