If you’ve been following the news lately, you’ll have noticed a steady stream of stories about job cuts across different sectors in the UK and other economies. From automotive to tech, retail, finance and even public services, many well-known organisations have announced restructures or cost-saving measures. It’s a reminder that the job market in 2025 looks very different from just a few years ago.Behind every headline is a real person facing uncertainty, rethinking their next steps or trying to protect their financial wellbeing. Even if you haven’t been directly affected, the ripple effects are being felt in families, workplaces and local communities.But change doesn’t only bring worry. It can also spark reflection, reinvention and a fresh approach to money and career planning. There are ways to stay steady and future-ready, even in a shifting economy.1. Keep your skills fresh Industries are evolving, and learning keeps you adaptable. Short courses, online modules or exploring new responsibilities at work can gently broaden your options.2. Strengthen your financial foundation If you’re employed, rebuilding or boosting your emergency fund helps create breathing space. If you’re navigating a transition, a simple temporary budget can help stretch resources while you find your footing.3. Look at additional income streams More people are realising the value of diversifying their income. A small side hustle, freelancing, tutoring or creating a digital product can give you extra confidence and stability.4. Stay connected Networking isn’t just for job hunting. Staying active in your industry, connecting with peers and engaging on platforms like LinkedIn can open doors long before opportunities are advertised.5. Remember, your skills are transferable Many professionals underestimate how much they already bring to the table. Communication, client care, problem-solving, budgeting, leadership…these are valuable across industries.Finding Strength Through Financial UnderstandingOne of the biggest lessons from this season is the importance of understanding your money, habits, and the strategies that help you stay stable during change. That’s one of the reasons I wrote Winning the Money Game: Lessons You Can’t Afford to Ignore.The book (available <a target="" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://www.salomeru.com/product-detail/winning-the-money-game-the-ebook/10639/">here to download</a>) was created for moments like this, when the economy shifts, redundancy or career transition becomes a reality for many people, and clarity around money becomes even more essential. It explores mindset, budgeting, debt, saving, investing and practical ways to build resilience in times of uncertainty.For example, recently, I had a great discussion with Kuda, who moved to the UK in the last couple of years and has since worked on his financial education and gone on to establish an exceptional business income stream through sourcing goods from China and is sharing his nuggets with others on his platform, <a target="" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://www.kuriseyi.com?ref_id=cmi8rv9ve02xmzv9n01sy9inn">kuriseyi.com</a>.<a target="_blank" href="http://kuriseyi.com"> </a>I am hugely inspired by his journey with <a target="" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://www.kuriseyi.com?ref_id=cmi8rv9ve02xmzv9n01sy9inn">Kuriseyi</a>, a fruit of financial education and resilience, especially in the current job market where one source of income can no longer cut it - you can watch our brief discussion on YouTube via this <a target="" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://youtu.be/7sVQdieEHog">link</a>My hope is that all this gives you reassurance, direction and practical tools as you navigate whatever this season brings.A final thoughtThe job market may be changing, but you still can adapt, grow and strengthen your financial future. With the right support and the right habits, uncertainty doesn’t have to stop your progress. It can actually shape you into someone more confident, more informed and more prepared for the opportunities ahead.Contact: <a target="_blank" href="mailto:hello@salomeru.com">hello@salomeru.com</a>

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The Changing UK Job Market in 2025/26  And How to Stay Future-Ready

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The Changing UK Job Market in 2025/26 And How to Stay Future-Ready

The Changing UK Job Market in 2025/26 And How to Stay Future-Ready

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