Labor Economics
The New Minimum Wage: A Lifeline for Workers or a Tightrope for the UK Economy?
The UK’s minimum wage hike sparks debate. Is it a crucial lifeline for workers or a new challenge for the economy, investors, and business leaders?
The Silent Slowdown: Why 2023’s Holiday Hiring is Flashing Red for the Economy
Seasonal hiring is projected to hit its lowest level since 2008, a critical warning sign for the US economy driven by consumer angst and business caution.
The Billion-Pound Problem on Your Plate: Why a Waiter Shortage Should Worry Investors
The UK restaurant industry’s staffing crisis is more than an HR issue; it’s a financial liability that should concern investors and business leaders alike.
The Troncmasters’ Gambit: Decoding the Hidden Finance of Hospitality
From a cryptic letter to the FT, we demystify the “tronc,” a key financial system in hospitality with big lessons for fintech, investing, and the economy.
Unlocking the Next Generation: An Economic Blueprint for Tackling Youth Inactivity
Youth inactivity is a critical drag on the economy. Discover the proven strategies from the past and abroad to turn this challenge into a growth opportunity.
The Isle of Man’s 9.9% Wage Hike: A Microcosm of Global Economic Tensions
An analysis of the Isle of Man’s 9.9% minimum wage proposal, exploring its impact on finance, investing, and the broader global economic landscape.