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Croner verdict on UK Supreme Court mandatory retirement ruling

Universities can expect a decline in applications following the fee increase, according to students. Many even claimed their current course is not worth the money

Demand for IT professionals in the financial (+5%) and public (+3%) sectors have increased for the first time since 2008 and 2010 respectively, according to quarterly data from IT specialist recruitment site, CWJobs.co.uk

Global e-learning deliverable locally ‘from the cloud’ anywhere in the world

Nearly two thirds of Australian finance professionals (62%) intend to move to a new employer in 2012 according to a recent survey conducted by eFinancialCareers, the leading global career site network for professionals working in the investment banking, asset management and securities industries

Bristol based Senior Appointments agency, Timothy James Consulting, will be hosting a media social networking event in London’s Mayfair Thursday 10th May

Clients and contractors express dissatisfaction with agency experience

Radisson Blu Liverpool has launched an innovative training package for business professionals

“Passionate”, “Motivated” & “Communication Skills” are the buzzwords used the most by UK job advertisers according to the latest research by job search website Adzuna.co.uk

The Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) has named AXA PPP healthcare, a global leader in insurance and health & well-being, as its exclusive employee health and well-being online knowledge partner

Global digital recruitment group Evenbase (www.evenbase.com) announces the appointment of John Frith as HR Director

Poll reveals 55 Percent are considering a career switch in response to the economic climate

Travelodge, the UK’s fastest growing hotel chain has today announced it’s looking for a further 40 Apprentices to join its junior Management Programme titled (JuMP) this spring

Trusteer recently uncovered a scam in an underground forum that shows how data obtained through phishing and malware attacks can be used to make one of the oldest forms of fraud – cheque forging – even harder to prevent. The scam involves a criminal selling pre-printed cheques linked to corporate bank accounts in the USA, UK and China

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