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The Manpower Employment Outlook Survey of global hiring trends released today reveals that the overall pace of hiring is set to slow further in the second quarter of 2009

Talent Alliance, Inc., announced today that its Direct Placement division, Soar Consulting, injected over $9,500,000 in new salaries into the economy in 2008

B-to-B Marketers, Sales People and Recruiters Provided with Dynamic Information on Company Size, Number of Employees

More than 80 major players in the retail sector gathered at Londonís Excel Centre for a Skillsmart Retail Apprenticeship event hosted by Theo Paphitis

Chiumento, an integrated talent consultancy, will launch a range of new resourcing solutions in a move set to shake up the recruitment industry

New System Facilitates Platform De-commissioning Operation in North Sea

Abraham Lincoln spoke wisely when he said: ìPersuade neighbours to compromise wherever you can. Point out to them how the nominal winner is often the real loser – in fees, expenses and a waste of timeî

The AGR encourages companies to measure the return on investment in graduate talent

Aspen Technology Labs announces the launch of CareerMount, a jobs portal solution for companies seeking to advertise jobs and manage applicants

Jamie and Matt from MyLongLunch have pledged to donate 1 for every new registration they get on MyLongLunch.com this week

There is now greater demand put on staff in the healthcare sector as a result of the government's efforts to improve the NHS service, it has been claimed

The process of assessing candidates has remained much the same throughout the years sticking to a fairly standard format of reading a CV and a quick interview

External and internal brands are failing to match up

The South East England Development Agency (SEEDA), launches a new report today which underpins a flagship programme aiming to recruit and retain more older workers for the benefit of the regional economy

The Government is becoming increasingly alarmed that many more women are losing their jobs than men, as the recession fuels a rise in discrimination