Investment by the government into the promotion of Apprenticeship initiatives combined with post
Brexit economic worries and increasing university fees and one can't help but wonder if Apprenticeships are making a come - back as the more attractive career path option?
Not exact matches
The Great British Pound is showing some relative strength finally, as the bullish Employment Report helped the currency, despite the persistent
Brexit worries and the recent weakness in
economic numbers.
According to the survey by MSCI, 31 % percent of U.K. and European investors cite
economic uncertainty as the chief
worry of
Brexit, followed by 9 % who cite political instability and 7 % who say
Brexit is likely to lead to a drop in foreign investment.
Members were less
worried about the negative impacts of
Brexit, low oil prices and China's
economic growth.
Cameron does not have to
worry about the UK's long - term
economic future even if there is a
Brexit, believes Capital
He said: «Surely their remit is to advise Mrs Merkel on German
economic policy and their real reason for calling for
Brexit to be stopped is not about the UK But because they
worry Brexit will hit Germany hard as we are the 2nd largest export market for goods.
But if you want the really short version, then just know that net positive
economic data and easing
Brexit - related and political
worries, as well as rumors that the E.U. may present a proposal for a transitional deal (perhaps as early as next week), helped the pound to climb higher this week.
Nearly 59 % of consumers as a whole, and 68 % of Millennials, say global
economic events, such as the
Brexit,
worry them.