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LatProís job fair for Hispanic and bilingual professionals will take place at the Holiday Inn Decatur Conference Plaza on Thursday August 27th from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

In part II of a two-part series, eFinancialCareers continues to examine opportunities for bankers who donít like banking

The labour market in 2009 has seen a drop in permanent employment, with most sectors reducing their headcount

Australian bankers are increasingly looking for work in Asian financial centres, but employers in Singapore and Hong Kong have raised the bar to entry

Integrated Talent Management solutions provider PageUp People, has today announced a significant upgrade to the Performance Management Solution, one that is set to revolutionise and energise the human capital process

Having a high impact CV can mean the difference between a contractor maintaining a steady stream of lucrative contracts or wondering why agents never seem to call, even when theyíve been sending out their CVs daily

PennaSunrise, a new updated online career tool, has been designed to support individuals looking for their next job

The Recruitment and Employment Confederation has responded to the TUC report published today which claimed agency workers still suffer discrimination and abuse; and are still treated as second class employees

Peninsula, the South Westís largest independent office print provider, is unique in its approach to its customerís requirements as it guarantees year-on-year volume and cost reduction

Entries are now invited for the 2009 WorkWorld Media Awards

Leading retail training and field marketing specialist Beyond The Box, is in the process of rolling out a retail training package for major retail group DSGi – a contract worth in excess of million

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cBizSoft, Inc., a leader in recruiting software solutions for the staffing industry, today unveiled SourceFirst, their fully integrated candidate sourcing tool

Totaljobs.com is gearing up for the largest piece of international labour market research ever conducted, it was announced last week

A recent poll by Monster has shown that 90% of UK workers surveyed would not take credit for their colleaguesí work, with 75% stating they like to succeed based on their own merit