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As expected, official labour market figures published earlier today by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) show that UK unemployment has topped the 2 million mark

New research has shown that interviewers in the UK are least likely to check the social networking pages of their candidates

Jobseekers facing an increasingly competitive marketplace are taking advantage of the free career management advice offered by recruitment agencies

MrTed have experienced unprecedented demand for their unique range of Direct Resourcing Think Tank (DRTT) roundtable sessions, which are sponsored by four leading HR providers; MrTed, CareerBuilder, Oasis Search and Effectivate

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A new website launches today offering a single reference point for online jobseekers, many with no experience of unemployment or the need to look for a job since the first career site launched in 1994

New service sorts & exposes jobs on social media onto the World Wide Web

Employment experts are helping employers to make safer decisions when recruiting staff by providing vital checks to protect children and other vulnerable groups

Passenger Focusís latest research has revealed there is potential for the industry to attract greater numbers of business travellers onto the train and improve use of off-peak services

Cyber-Ark says the deletion of more than 10,000 Government records in Australia's Northwest Territory by the drunken ex-fiancee of an IT staffer highlights the need for protection of critical user IDs and passwords

Cegos UK, part of Europeís largest learning and development company, today announced that it is to implement an e-learning pilot programme for leading UK content provider, Red Bee Media

The second International Environment Health and Safety Forum in London on May 7th at Leadenhall Street, London

Employment Relations Minister Pat McFadden today warned employment agencies against using the recession as an excuse to mistreat vulnerable workers

The UK's Apprenticeship renaissance could stall if careers information and guidance is not overhauled warns a major new report, Progression through Apprenticeships, published today

86% of trustees keen to remain in role despite facing tougher challenges as a result of economic turmoil