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Quarter one Data Reveals Widespread Growth across Industries

One of the interesting policy differences between the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats is on tax

David Frost, Director General of the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) has been confirmed as the latest speaker for the Recruitment and Employment Confederationís Public Sector Summit on Tuesday June 8

Industry viewpoint by Julian Holmes, Co-founder of UPMentors

Title: Recruiting Ahead of Your Competition, finding candidates via social media

The major banks are slowly ramping up investment on recruitment, an indication that recovery for the global banking sector may well be on the horizon

CIPD welcomes coalition policies for work, including scrapping NICs rise and Default Retirement Age, but employers must be consulted on migration cap

Cameron and Clegg received an unwanted ëwedding presentí in Downing Street when they saw yesterdayís unemployment figures

News of the new cabinet in the Conservative/Liberal Democrat coalition must be music to the ears of contractors and freelancers

Raymond Pennie has been elected to the Association of Professional Staffing Companiesí (APSCo) Executive Committee ñ he will have special responsibility for representing the views of the affiliate membership who supply services to the staffing sector

FreshContacts Empowers Today's Small Business Owner to Find Opportunities and Make Connections

Mobile Recruiting and Job Search Engine leader AllTheTopBananas.com are pleased to announce their investment in Site Advisor Ltd; an online recruitment media publishing group

Lizz Pellet, CEO of EMERGE International, to Speak at onrec Expo 2010, the Largest Global Gathering of Corporate Recruiting Leaders, in Chicago on September 14-16 2010

Ahead of the latest official unemployment figures, the Recruitment and Employment Confederationís latest JobsOutlook has again shown the importance employers are placing on the use of agency workers in both their short and long term planning

With the latest official unemployment figures due to be released later this morning, the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) calls for a resolution of the post-General Election political situation to be followed by an immediate statement on the broad outline of economic and employment policy