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SJD Accountancy, the UKís largest accountants for Contractors with over 10,000 limited company clients, were awarded the UK Customer Experience Award for ëBest Professional Team of the Yearí, beating off the likes of Shoosmiths, Citation and Pearl Linguistics

The Recruitment and Employment Confederation has today responded to figures that warn of a nursing staffing crisis by highlighting the essential role that flexible working plays in guarding against staff shortages

A company website is the businessmanís most powerful marketing tool in the 21st Century, and it is very risky to compromise on quality, using free online host sites like YouTube for posting video content, says top technological strategist, Stephen McCluskey, CEO of Vzaar

A specialist contractor accountancy firm has entered into a business partnership with The Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC)

New addition to Jobsiteís interview practice website BeMyInterviewer.co.uk

Public sector bodies must cultivate reputations to rival their private sector equivalents if they are going to realistically challenge them in the recruitment of the best staff

In June of 2011, Elan commissioned a survey of 500 UK IT professionals to explore issues of complexity in career planning

In line with the Governmentís announcement to increase the funding of vocational training by an extra £222m a year and create an extra 100,000 apprenticeships across the UK, business leaders in Greater Manchester are this week calling on the finance industry to continue saying ëYes To Apprenticeships'

Robson Taylor has reported a record first quarter for the period April 2011 to June 2011. Revenues are up 65% on the same period in the preceding year and in each month of the quarter, the company set a new record for revenues. Kevin Buller, Robson Taylorís CEO, said; ìWe set challenging targets for this financial year and I am delighted to be in a position to report that we have exceeded the first quartersí targets and are well ahead after only 3 months

Employees feel colleague absence causes annoyance and extra work

We are all familiar with bar codes and scanning when grocery shopping. And we know how todayís smart phones can do so much more than phone and text

The labour market figures released by the Office for National Statistics today still leave us with some major concerns about the extent and nature of the ërecoveryí in the labour market

The latest unemployment figures, published today by the Office for National Statistics has shown another fall in the total number of people out of work in the three months up until May. This fell by 26,000 to 2.45 million with the total of young unemployed people aged between 16 and 24 dropping by 42,000 over the quarter to 917,000

An estimated 1.5 million UK staff will work within the e-commerce industry within the next four years according to new research from IMRG and eDigitalResearch

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