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Recruitmax selects Sydney for New Asia Pacific headquarters

Employment Screening Resources anounced the release of a free web based interview guide generator to help employers build printed interview forms for any position to avoid the potential of discrimination in the interviewing process

Monster Worldwide Limited has been awarded by the Government’s Age Positive Campaign for its positive approach to tackling age discrimination in the workplace

The in-the-money value of unexercised stock options for chief executive officers soared during 2004 as the stock market continued its rebound

Independent study reinforces iCIMSí status as the Industryís fastest growing ATS provider

HR Professionals, Recruiters and Job Seekers pick the elite of the online employment industry

Going beyond discrimination issues, companies are finding that having workers with a wide variety of backgrounds improves business by promoting the flow of fresh ideas and opening new markets

Healthehire Inc. Bridges the Gap Between Job Boards and Recruitment Agencies ñ Eliminating the Online ìBlack Holeî Feel and the Exorbitant Consulting Fees

Proves market demand for software as a service based HR communications solutions that provide an affordable alternative to traditional HR knowledgebases

DC still IT job growth leader; California declining

HR-XMLís upcoming New York meeting, April 11-12, offers HR decision-makers a unique networking opportunity and unparalleled access to essential information on how cutting-edge, standards- based technology is shaping the future of HR solutions

Futuremedia today announced it is working with Wokingham District Council to offer its HCI programme

Small businesses wanting to compete for public sector tenders will now find it easier and quicker thanks to the use of new online procurement tools

The UK labour market remains one of the strongest in Europe with an unemployment rate of 4.7 per cent in the in the three months to December 2004

Business coach and entrepreneur, Cengiz Somay, is putting his money where is mouth is, with a new business venture, the online recruitment tool rec-x