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The Peninsula Group, the privately owned Bristol based office print provider, has appointed a new Executive Chairman

A five day promotion of Apprenticeships is set to launch on Monday 23 February to highlight the crucial role apprentices play in the UK economy

M&G Investments has signed up workplace consultants, In Equilibrium, to help its managers build and maintain their resilience in the current financial meltdown

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Small businesses lose up to 800 a year to fraud and online crime, according to a survey by the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB), which is calling for more action to tackle online crime

The clampdown on bankersí bonuses could be good news for pension schemes

Hays Healthcare has opened a new office in Yorkshire so that it can better meet the needs of local nurses and Allied Health Professionals

First Choice Software has announced a special offer for customers of the collapsed recruitment software provider, Recruitment Software Solutions (RSS), providers of Eclipse

If there were more women working in the IT industry it could be more productive as males and females work better collectively, it has been claimed

The Bright Futures Society – the largest UK student society focused on careers & developing studentsí skills is playing its part in preparing graduates to secure jobs in this tough economic climate

Lloyds TSB Autolease (LTSBA) has called for businesses to learn the lessons of the last recession and take immediate action to reduce the costs of mobilising their workforce, as new legislation hits on April 1s

Employers experience budget cuts, escalation of workloads and higher stress levels to cope with recession, according to latest CIPD/KPMG quarterly survey

Top Indian graduates and postgraduates are set to take up exciting internships in UK businesses, following UKIERIís award (www.ukieri.org) of a new three-year contract to managing agent, GTI Recruiting Solutions

By Steve Evans, mediafigures.co.uk

eRecruit Solutions was today launched by leading UK employment specialists Dave Morgan, Jon Druitt and Sean Curtis