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Recruitment and Employment Confederation and KPMG 's latest snapshot on recruitment found permanent staff vacancies declined at the steepest rate since August 2020 last month .
Government warned of a "tough" budget ahead shortly after winning the election last July .
October 's budget placed business on the hook for 25bn of 40bn in tax hikes, with the lion's share coming from April .
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