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Nearly two thirds (63 percent) of those hiring favour junior employees to boost their organisations

Findings from The IT Job Board indicate that, following Englandís disastrous World Cup, IT employment searches are on the increase

Recruiters are being urged to verify employee qualifications directly with education establishments after a bogus dentist with no qualifications managed to work as a dentist for 9 years

Employed and unemployed donít want pay and pensions touched

A new website has been launched today by a group of charities, employment organisations, healthcare professionals and the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) to help people with long-term fluctuating health conditions remain in work

The average starting salary offer to Class of 2010 graduates is down 1.3 percent compared to the average posted last year at this time by the Class of 2009

As part of their dedicated and continued desire to be the number one recruitment consultancy within the Healthcare, Pharmaceutical and Scientific sectors Paramount has re-branded and re-focused their communications strategy

Omega Resources, a leading recruitment specialist in the Oil and Gas Industry has today announced that they will be utilising the services of an innovative new recruitment website, www.oilandgaspeople.com

Recruitment International is celebrating its 200th issue and to mark this fantastic achievement you can read our special July edition online now!

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Deployment of Bond Adapt software improves recruitment agencyís efficiency and accuracy and reduces administrative expenditure

How the ëMcJobí became the newest way to get schooled

Brookson, one of the leading providers of accountancy and support services to self employed professionals, recently continued its series of roundtable discussions by facilitating a group of influential commentators to talk about the effect of accounting technology on the flexible workforce

Since 1990 a yearly government survey has indicated that between 9 and 10 per cent of 16 to 18 year olds are without wages, schooling or training

Forty-two per cent of 1500 students recently surveyed by targetjobs.co.uk are not confident of getting a job when they graduate. Eighteen per cent of graduates say that the recession is the main reason why they plan to take up postgraduate study