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The Search Continues in the UK

Hanover Search & Selection has announced the acquisition of city based search firm Napier Scott for an undisclosed sum

Britainís bosses need to relieve the pressure on their workers if a stress epidemic is to be avoided, experts have claimed

British small businesses can now, with a single click, pay all of their staff via Paypal thanks to their tie up with Kashflow, the UKÇs leading web-based accounting software company

HDA, a human capital consultancy with 30 years expertise in career transition and talent management, is strongly committed to not only supporting our client organisations but also the UK HR community

The Institution of Civil Engineers, (ICE) has launched ICEhighways Jobs, a dedicated jobs site aimed at those working in the field of transport and highways

SupplyChainRecruit.com recently completed the first phase of their job board upgrade, to coincide with their current Biggest & Best marketing campaign

Public Sector could be saving 7.34bn by taking HR admin tasks online. With an investment of 40 per employee per year technology could be a real money saver

justclick.co.uk, one of the UKís leading graduate recruitment websites, has reported a 40% increase in the number of graduates looking for jobs via their new look website

An expert has warned of the potential legal repercussions of using Facebook and Twitter as a hiring tool

A new social network for recruiters, Rexsocial.com, still currently under development aims to build a giant social workplace for the recruitment industry

Corpex to deliver unique focused workshops

A leading employment lawyer says that businesses face yet more uncertainty following a House of Lords ruling that says workers on long-term sick leave can now bring claims for statutory holiday pay

Businesses are being warned to do more than pay lip service to health and safety in light of the first case prosecuted under the Corporate Manslaughter Act 2007, warns a major insurance broker