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Lucas Group, a company in professional recruiting, today announced its expansion into Europe with a new operation in Berlin

MarketingJobs.com went in search of partners who could provide valuable content and original information to site visitors, who are most likely job hunters

Newspaperís biggest recruitment advertising section to be published on sunday, January 23

FDM announced that it has appointed Jonathan Wright, the former Group Managing Director of the Alexander Mann Group, to its board as a non-executive director

As the latest statistics from the Health & Safety Executive highlight the true extent of work-related illness and its cost to UK companies, employers are being warned to act now or face even greater problems in the future

One Essex-based specialist accounting recruitment firm is suggesting that specialised training could be a solution

Stands are being snapped up for 2005ís National Incentive Show (NIS) with 65% already sold eight months before the show opens

The Home Computing Initiative announced that HCI schemes have became the fastest-growing employee benefit in the UK

The Disability Rights Commission (DRC) proves hostile to findings that show it to have failed basic accessibility compliance requirements

A top city recruitment firm went one better than a dress-down day to end the week - with a stress-down week to start the year

Recruitment company Staffsign (Thames Valley) Ltd is proud to announce the promotion of Paul Isaac to Managing Director as from 1 January 2005

December statistics from Monster.co.uk revealed that 2004 ended on a high with job postings in accounting/auditing and administration roles almost doubling compared to the same period in 2003

The rise in employment and unfilled vacancies recorded in the latest official statistics show that demand for staff remained strong at the end of 2004

Interactive digital television recruitment service, The Job Channel, part of MultiMedia Television PLC, has been selected by B&Q

Executives concerned they may be forced into retirement