Firms Plan Job Cuts, Rising Costs
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Firms to cut jobs ahead of rise in employment costs

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Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development surveyed 2,000 UK employers.
Just over a third said they would reduce their headcount through redundancies or by recruiting fewer workers.
Survey also found firms would raise their prices to cover increasing employment costs.
Small business confidence has hit its lowest point for 10 years , not including the Covid pandemic.
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