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Baby boomers are no more eager to retire than their predecessors, according to a survey of more than 2,500 senior HR executives in North America by Novations Group, a consulting firm based in Boston

High street recruiter Aligra Personnel have appointed Rob Lancaster and Angie Cartwright to their rapidly expanding Swindon operation

A new national database could leave workers vulnerable to false accusations and even the risk of un-employability, warns an employment specialist at Preston law firm, MWR Solicitors

Carl Gilleard has been presented with a Lifetime Achievement Award for transforming the way graduate recruitment is viewed in the UK

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A new service, thought to be the first of its kind in the UK, has been launched by a Northamptonshire company

WorkLight says that RSA chief Art Coviello's observations that hackers are now posing a real threat to the online world is something that major corporates should sit up and take notice of

Law firms are struggling to recruit talented staff, Big Four company Deloitte has stated

UK employers from a wide range of industries have submitted over one hundred entries for the first ever annual Local Employment Partnership (LEP) Awards

Innovation collaboration is key to maintaining competitive advantage throughout the current economic downturn

6 out of 10 candidates wear lucky underwear at a job interview, whilst 7 in 10 interviewees believe their horoscope will have an influence on whether they get the job

Recruitment blogs are becoming a popular part of online recruitment marketing strategies

HR and training specialist, HR Ltd, has gained accreditation to run in-house professional training programmes that will lead to national qualifications provided by the Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC)

An innovative online business service is offering employers and potential employees the chance to find their ideal match

A culture of desk dining and feeling guilty for taking a full lunch hour exists in offices across the UK according to a Reed Employment poll of almost 5,000 workers registered on www.reed.co.uk this month