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SThree struggles amid weak UK job market
Read the full story: SThree struggles amid weak UK job marketSThree faces challenges amid a weakening UK jobs market. The recruitment firm reported a 26% decline in UK fees during Q4, contributing to a 12% drop in group net fees. Despite this, SThree anticipates meeting its £25m pre-tax profit target.
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