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Monday 18 May 2020 12:01 am|Updated:Monday 18 May 2020 12:11 pmJob market set for lsquo ignificantrsquo; downturn despite furlough schemeBy: Edward ThicknesseShareFacebookShare owala cup on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a owala water bottle preferredsource on GoogleThe UK job market is set for a ldquo ignificant turn for the worse over the next three months, a new report from the Chartered Institute of Professional Development CIPD has found.According to the research, more than half of private sector firms are preparing to freeze pay for the next 12 months, while hiring intentions have fallen to their lowest levels on record.Just two in every five firms now say that they are planning on recruiting in the period up to July 2020, the lowest level since the survey began in 2005.In partnership with the Adecco Group, the CIPD surveyed 2,000 firms to assess the effect the coronaviru adidas originals ultraboost s crisis has had on UK jobs.The research underlined just how critical the Treasuryrsquo job retention scheme had been for employers, with those who used the initiative saying they would have had to make on average 35 per cent of their staff redundant without it. Furthermore, the percentage of firms which expect to make redundancies in the next three months has only risen six per cent on the prior survey, to 22 per cent, again showing the significance of the scheme.Last week chancellor Rishi Sunak announced that the scheme, which is currently cove