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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.

OnePoll survey released by best-fit talent recruitment platform Meritocracy shows working environment and clear career paths are two vital areas of information needed by millennial job seekers

Commenting on today’s publication of labour market statistics by the Office for National Statistics (ONS), Recruitment & Employment Confederation Director of Policy Tom Hadley says:

For successful innovation, hire high-performing people with minimal job descriptions and let them adapt their own roles, research from the UCL School of Management suggests.

Responding to the latest ONS Labour Market statistics, Ben Willmott, Head of Public Policy for the CIPD, the professional body for HR and people development, comments:

Much more to be done to make UK the world’s leading digital country.

12th October 2016 | Friends House, Euston, London

70% of employers have received concerns from staff about job security or right to work in the UK following the vote to leave the EU.