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  • Hiring-Hub.com named one of UK's 100 Smartest Businesses

    Smarta.com and O2 have named online recruitment platform Hiring-Hub.com, which connects employers to a network of approved recruitment agencies and allows them to trade efficiently under one set of terms and conditions, as a winner of the 2011 Smarta 100 Awards: its collection of the UKís savviest, enterprising, innovative and most disruptive businesses
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  • Terry Morgan joins Boxwood Board

    Boxwood expands into financial services and energy
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  • Almost half of internships go unpaid, reports Graduate Prospects

    Two-thirds of students undertake some kind of work experience while studying, but almost half of internships are unpaid, reveals a survey by Graduate Prospects
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  • DSV Whittles Down Sales Recruitment Candidates

    Global logistics companies, DSV Road and DSV Solutions, have just completed their first targeted sales recruitment programme in the UK, which has seen their sales team grow by 40 per cent
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  • Graduate Prospects wins contract to develop Scottish Virtual Fair system

    Graduate Prospects has secured a contract with the Association of Graduate Careers Advisory Services (AGCAS) in Scotland to develop a Virtual Careers Fair
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  • Why the bottom is more important than the top

    Behind the latest Economist Intelligence Unit Liveability Ranking, by report editor Jon Copestake
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  • Blemain Group improves HR capability

    Blemain Group has further strengthened its HR approach with an investment in an integrated IT system, Cascade HR
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  • Migrant Cap Hindering Dyson Recruitment

    Dyson, the pioneering electrical manufacturing firm, is being hindered in its latest recruitment drive by the government's migrant cap, according to a company spokesman
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  • Three-quarters of finance students would work for free, survey reveals

    Competition to get a first job in the City is getting tougher, according to the latest survey from the leading global jobs site eFinancialCareers.com, with three quarters (75%) of students surveyed saying theyíd be prepared to work for free ñ up from just over half (63%) last year. And of those graduating this year currently looking for a job, only 16% have so far been offered a position
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  • Kamanchi goes global with 24/7 client support

    Kamanchi, the leading provider of IT services to the professional staffing sector, is now servicing its clients on a global scale, supporting recruitment businesses in the Middle East, Asia Pacific and Australia
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  • Grammatical errors still No.1 CV blunder

    63% of employers site spelling and grammar mistakes as biggest CV turn off
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  • Recruitment leader criticises gender gap claims

    Surveys which seek to identify a pay gap between genders do nothing to support the cause of women in business, one of Scotlandís leading recruitment firms said today
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  • Women need to be more pay savvy

    Commenting on todayís research from the Chartered Management Institute, Kay Senior, Operations Director, Banking & Financial Services at leading recruitment consultants, Badenoch & Clark said;
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  • Graduates shun jobs in the public sector

    Only 9% of graduates would choose to work in the public sector over the private and charity sectors, according to new research from totaljobs.com
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  • FDM Group offers a solution to worsening IT skills shortage

    Following the revelation that the IT industry is slipping deeper into the crisis of a severe skills shortage, FDM Group, affirms that graduate recruitment may offer a solution
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