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The BBC has appointed Tribepad as their recruitment community software provider

An award-winning technology recruitment firm hopes to add a host of new international clients to its books with support from Clydesdale Bank

Selby Jennings, international financial recruitment firm, has been shortlisted for two awards by the Association of Professional Staffing Companies (APSCo).

Despite market uncertainty, retaining staff remains a key concern for CFOs and finance directors, according to new research by recruitment specialist, Robert Half

New research from Interim Women highlights interim financial challenges

Innergy, leading consultancy and training organisation to the recruitment industry, are delighted to be shortlisted for the APSCo Awards for Excellence.

DX, the largest independent mail, courier and logistics operator in the UK and Ireland, is delighted to announce the creation of 18 new jobs following the completion of a £120k investment at its Northern Ireland Service Centre

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APSCo's July 2012 Monthly Trends research was released last week. A noticeable trend from the report is that employers are turning to temporary workers to fill vacancies.

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Spirit Pub Company has launched a new Hospitality Sector Based Work Academy in Northampton this week to provide job seekers looking for a career in catering with relevant kitchen work experience

RSG are delighted to have been shortlisted for the APSCo Awards for Excellence

PsychTests.com, a pioneer in online psychological assessments has released its newest research on the type of traits that encompass a capable and compassionate caregiver

High demand from UK schools for supply teachers is driving up their wage expectations, reveals a new survey by giant group, the umbrella employment provider

At a time when every ounce of productivity is needed to get the economy moving, office workers across the UK could be wasting as much as 12.6 million hours every day because of poor IT according to research by specialist IT staffing provider Modis.