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New CIPD research finds employers are taking a reactive approach to employees’ mental health issues, when preventative steps make better business sense.

COWORKIES, an online platform that connects coworkers and improves the experience of coworking for space owners and members, is planning to expand in a fast growing sector that now consists of more than 7,000 coworking spaces globally and a community of over half a million people.

As recruiters, we’ve long known that accurate, up-to-date salary and benefits data is valued by clients and candidates in most industry sectors, both during the recruitment process and in recruitment planning.

Costa Coffee franchisee launches new bespoke apprenticeship programme, offering young people in region an alternative to traditional university route.

UK CIOs are gradually changing how they work within organisations, according to new research from Robert Half Technology.

In the fast paced world of recruitment it can sometimes be easy to forget your manners and ensure that all candidates are treated with the same respect and courtesy. In this latest blog from Bond International Software, James Payne, Head of Business Development suggests going back to the basics.

Almost nine-tenths of Britons have considered taking up their hobby as a full time job, according to new research.

Nearly one in seven over-65s are boosting their retirement income by working, earning around £296 in addition per week, MetLife’s analysis of pensioners’ income statistics* shows.

The walls are closing in on businesses that continue to offer poor levels of customer service. In this age of social media and instant communication, companies that fail to keep their customers happy will quickly earn a potentially damaging reputation.

A detailed survey of international HR managers around the challenges of recruiting globally and managing an international workforce, has found that nearly half of respondents (46%) struggle to find good global candidates with an international outlook.

The Association of Graduate Recruiters (AGR) is urging more women to apply for graduate schemes as its latest survey shows female graduates are less likely to apply but more likely to land a job than men.

By Ron Schneiderman, IEEE

Recruitment consultancy Macildowie has announced the appointment of a number of new members of staff following a rebrand and the launch of its ambitious growth strategy.

Prospects Higher Education Degree Datacheck (HEDD) has launched a free toolkit to help protect businesses from applicants who lie about their qualifications to land a job.

A record number of automotive job vacancies were advertised in June according to recruitment software provider, Recruitive.