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October 8, 2009 – London

The proportion of US employers making cuts to their workforces has more than halved in the second quarter of 2009 compared to the first quarter, with the UK predicted to follow suit

Colleague, the leading recruitment software provider, has appointed David Kingston to its UK sales team with particular responsibility for driving new business in the white collar recruitment and executive search sectors

As The Apprentice 2009 nears its end, the penultimate episode saw Deborah, James and Lorraine eliminated in the interview round

Independent Digital attracts 2.2 million Unique Users / Browsers, up 23% from October 2008, according to latest figures from ABCe

Jobpartners showcases people management solutions to improve employee recruitment and retention

A new recruitment website is aiming to give job seekers some exciting new options to help tackle todayís challenging job market

With generous recruitment budgets a thing of the past, employers are looking for ways to reduce their recruitment costs

Today David Lammy MP, the Minister of State for Higher Education visited Graduate Prospects to discuss its leading role in combating graduate unemployment during the economic downturn

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Only Marketing Jobs, the digital recruitment advertising platform is pleased to offer free access to its definitive guide to LinkedIn, the global networking phoenominum

As the next exciting step in Jobsiteís successful brand campaign, their TV adverts will be seen on the big screens at stadiums across the UK this summer, as part of Take Thatís sell out tour

We have been delivering quality accredited human capital consultancy services across all industries, including to the FTSE 500, to the Public Sector, to the not-for-profit sector, and to SMEs

On the eve of the 25th national Volunteersí Week, National Grid has today pledged to double the number of its employees who volunteer to help community projects, charities and local good causes over the next 12 months

Over a third of women spend between 1-2 hours getting ready for a job interview with only 24% of men spending the same amount of time