Eir Nolsøe is a senior economics reporter at The Telegraph. She covers a range of topics including government tax and spending, the labour market, and monetary policy, with a keen interest in migration and asylum issues. Eir's work has been featured in Yahoo Finance UK, Yahoo Finance, The Age, The Telegraph, and The Sydney Morning Herald.
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Eir Nolsoe's primary focus is on finance and economy, with a significant coverage of government and politics. The articles indicate a strong emphasis on citing data, government announcements, and legal policy regulation.
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Median age in capital rises to 35.8 but has fallen to 34.5 in other large urban centres
By: Eir Nolsøe
Removing all illegal immigrants could cost the US economy £400bn, with worse to come
Starmer’s own policies risk undermining pledge to boost employment, warns recruitment boss
A post-Budget hiring downturn presents a stark warning of Britain’s fading economic fortunes
Employers risk losing out on young workers amid generational wellbeing divide, warns report
Older job seekers face being pushed out of the workforce as vacancies shrink
Alastair King urges the Chancellor to scrap share stamp duty to restore growth
Most UK workers are no better off than they were 16 years ago with inflation
By: Eir Nolsøe
Chancellor’s new body criticised as an ‘understaffed, poorly defined organisation’
By: Eir Nolsøe
Broken system serves neither neither taxpayers nor those it is intended to help
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