LOOKING FOR JOBS

It's common to feel unhappy and deflated when you're not working, so here are some tips on what you can do to keep productive.

If you suffer from ill health, or are managing a long-term health condition, flexible working could be an important part of your working life. Here’s our advice on how to find a job that suits your circumstances.

The slowdown in the jobs market is obviously frustrating for job-seekers. But it’s worth using this time to widen and develop your skillset so you’re in a better position when things pick up.

Find out the results of our recent survey, about how lockdown has impacted your work and future job plans.

If you’d like more control over where when and how much you work, going freelance to get flexibility can seem like the perfect solution. But will it work for you?

It’s easy to get carried away with the idea of a flexible job that looks great on paper. These five questions will help you decide whether it would work in practice.

Many parents can only work if they can find a part-time or flexible job. But how do you find one that fits around your children? Read our top tips on finding a flexible job to suit your family.

Has your career break made you think you might want to come back to a different role or industry? Read our advice on deciding whether it’s the right time to change direction.

Starting your job search can often be the hardest part. But don’t worry; there are plenty of ways to find a flexible or part-time job.

Our 10 steps will revitalise your job search.

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Looking for a flexible or part time job in the finance sector? We’ve got some tips and suggestions to help your search.

One mother’s approach to the back-to work dilemma. Rather than looking at salary and costs in the short-term, Gemma weighed these against what her future salary could be.

Sometimes finding a part-time or flexible job can take a little longer. Our tips will help you keep your energy.

Is your ideal part-time job 3 days a week? If you can stretch to 4 days a week, a whole new world of opportunity will open up for you.

Whatever issues life has thrown at Sarah Graham, part-time solutions have always been the answer

Many employers, especially smaller companies, prefer not to advertise their jobs. How do you tap into this market of ‘hidden jobs’?

Get ready for when the jobs market picks up again by planning how to sell the skills you acquired during a career break.

Co-working is gaining in popularity and it’s not just for freelancers.