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• 19 Jan 2010
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Research commissioned by Lifetime shows that 73 per cent of 16-18 year olds believe the government is not doing enough to help them find a job. These results, released today, come at the start of the new election campaign and suggest that political parties seeking to capture the youth vote need to do more to instil confidence in young job seekers

• 18 Jan 2010
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Survey reveals ëoverselling of candidatesí and ëunqualified CVsí continue to frustrate employers

• 14 Jan 2010
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Career Expert Provides DOs and DONíTs for Job Seekers on Social Networking in the New Year

• 14 Jan 2010
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Civil Servants may not agree but Britain's senior management predict Government, Healthcare and Education hold best job security in 2010

• 14 Jan 2010
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A study by the UKís only student-employer matchmaking site has found that 61% of recruiting businesses value experience in the industry over qualification, whilst 8% say degrees are ëpointlessí given the number of people graduating with similar grades

• 12 Jan 2010
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1 in 20 people within the UK have admitted they know someone who has lost their private healthcare due to redundancy

• 12 Jan 2010
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Bibby Financial Services ends award winning year helping more firms than ever

• 12 Jan 2010
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U.S. Employee Confidence Declines 0.6% since the Third Quarter; However, Increases 3.5% since the First Quarter

• 08 Jan 2010
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Almost half of multilingual job seekers donít think beyond translation when it comes to careers using languages. Thatís according to a recent poll by executive and business support recruiter Crone Corkill

• 08 Jan 2010
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The widespread disruption caused by the extreme snowy conditions has resulted in millions of employees unable to make it to work. The scale of absenteeism is estimated to cost the country £230m a day according to the Forum of Private Business (FPB)