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The HR Conference - 12th October 2016 - Friends House, Euston, London

Graduates who find jobs as Analysts, Consultants and Software Engineers could earn at least £28,000.

The Department for Education has commissioned Prospects to continue the fight against degree fraud with a new emphasis on international co-operation.

Business classes can only teach you so much about being successful. In the end the very best advice will come from those who have been there and have learned along the way. There are some things you just won’t find in a textbook, and it is these tips that will help to transform your business from one that is just existing to one that is thriving.

Talent measurement and assessment specialist cut-e has been awarded the prestigious CrefoZert solvency certificate by Creditreform, one of Europe’s leading credit rating agencies. This places cut-e among the top 1.7 percent of German companies which have been confirmed as having an exceptional credit standing.

New statistics show top 20 legal issues consumers & SMEs seek help with

Whether you’re a recent graduate looking for work or someone more experienced seeking a career change, the principles of a job search are the same and should be considered carefully before you put your CV out there.

94% of finance executives would promote an employee without offering them a pay rise

The HR Conference - 12th October 2016 - Friends House, Euston, London

The UK’s vote for Brexit spurred tens of thousands of British jobseekers to look beyond the EU for work, with English-speaking countries dominating the most popular choices for would-be emigrants.

New Data from CV-Library Explores the Top 15 Summer Jobs in the UK

If the website of your recruitment agency has been in existence for some time but is not getting much traffic, something is wrong.

Over the past several years, successive British governments have prioritised growing the tech industry as a way to ensure that the UK economy can thrive in an increasingly digital world; and those results have paid off.

The Association of Professional Staffing Companies (APSCo) has advertised in the 2016 Graduate Guide – which is distributed to 540,000 university leavers nationally – with the aim of attracting top graduate talent to the sector. Members that are currently looking to recruit 2016 graduates have been urged to contact APSCo, which will add them to its list of graduate employers.

Neil Clough, Managing Director at sales and recruitment specialists Prime offers his insight on the current state of the graduate recruitment market, and why sales can be considered a viable option for graduates looking to land themselves a job.