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Accountants in the UK are still in high demand despite the impact on jobs from AI, according to new research from ICAEW.

However, the survey of mid-tier firms revealed more than two-thirds of firms felt AI would reduce demand for some early-career accountants.

ICAEW felt that mid-tier firms would hire more school leavers and fewer graduates, while the role...


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Accountants are not immune from financial pressure, and caba, the occupational charity for the ICAEW community, stresses financial hardship can contribute to heightened stress, anxiety and wider mental health challenges.

Maybe it is time to ask for help?

Check out caba’s advice in the latest PQ magazine (see page 17):


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Three-quarters (73%) of accountancy firms are turning away clients because of a lack of staff, according to new research from outsourcing specialists Advancetrack.

The talent shortage is now having a real impact, affecting firms’ ability to deliver work and generate growth.

The data also suggests the issue is not easing, with 45% of respondents saying the ...


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Young people in the UK aspire to own their own business, but the path feels financially out of reach, according to new research from Xero.

The study found nearly three-quarters (72%) of students surveyed aged 16-21 are attracted to the idea of entrepreneurship, but half of the respondents (51%) are coming up against a lack of funding, a lack of confidence (49%), and...


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