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A record number of job vacancies were advertised in April according to recruitment software provider, Recruitive.

A recruitment consultant from Cambridge has signed up for a challenge described as being ‘harder than marine training’ to raise money for the charity Delete Blood Cancer UK.

Just call us keen! A fifth of the UK workforce admit to checking their emails before they even get out of bed in the mornings, finds outdoor, eco-office retailer TG Escapes…

The Brightwork Group, the fast-growing Scottish recruitment specialist, has signed-up as a charity partner with the Scottish Centre for Children with Motor Impairments, based in Cumbernauld, North Lanarkshire.

Leading recruitment technology providers, Volcanic, have joined the London Stock Exchange Group’s (LSEG) ELITE Programme.

The global nature of today's businesses requires companies to collaborate and communicate effectively to promote innovation. They have to innovate to survive, and pitching in together is a must to innovate efficiently

New research from Adecco reveals gulf in careers advice given to independent and state school students

Reward Gateway unveils unlimited paid parental leave for new mums and dads during the first year of their child’s birth or adoption.

Uncertainty surrounding the upcoming EU referendum is creating unprecedented demand for contractors within PR and comms across the UK. That is according to specialist corporate and marketing communications recruitment consultancy, VMA Group.

Talentia Software, a publisher and integrator of specialised operational performance management software, announces its strategic development priorities for 2016 and beyond and confirms its major ambitions in Europe.

Leeds-headquartered legal recruitment specialist Florit Brooke is moving to larger premises in the city to house an expanding team.

Recruitment software specialist, Recruitive, is to exhibit at this year’s Multimodal event held at the NEC in Birmingham on the 10th – 12th May.

If you were one of the people that worked over the Bank Holiday weekend but didn’t get paid extra, you are not alone. In a recent study conducted by personal credit company Provident, 68% of people surveyed said they had to work over the long weekend, while only 40% claimed they got paid extra for it.

As the EU referendum approaches, First4lawyers surveyed 2,000 UK employees on the topic of employment law and sick pay.

The interview is the last hurdle for all of us to getting the job we so desperately want and it’s no different in teaching. Many of us approach these with fear of failure and allow our nerves to get the better of us but it’s important not to fall into that trap.