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Youth employment crumbling under weight of recession – 1 in 6 18-24 year olds looking for work even before new ëclass of 09í graduates hits the jobs market

It has been claimed that many of the work-based training programmes offered to UK employers have run out of money

Discover Engineering, a new website for young people aged 10 - 19, has been launched today

Despite widespread hype about the popular social networking site Twitter in the UK, research by Monster.co.uk reveals that just 13 percent of workers use it during the working day, with just eight percent using it daily

Pan-African job site, JoboAfrika.com, has been launched to offer the first point of access for employment opportunities across the continent

Foyles, has confirmed that by implementing eployís web based recruitment system eight months ago, it has managed over 3,750 candidate registrations

Research conducted on behalf of new site mypeoplebiz.com indicates that up to 78% of companies are now using social networking and social media to find and attract candidates

Future of recruitment sees renewed importance of hands-on, tailored approach

Twitter a Key Social Network for Recruitment Advertising

PeopleScout announced that Delta Air Lines has agreed to extend its current recruitment processing agreement from 3 years to 5 years

SonicRecruitÇs flexible toolset for HRIS interface gets new flexibility and capability

HR Chally was once again well represented at the 2009 Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology (SIOP) in New Orleans which was held April 2-4

CareerBuilder announced an exciting new contest that is putting U.S. workers to work on its 2010 Super Bowl commercial

Executive career sites offer job seekers more jobs and relocation opportunities

Some people dread appraisals like they used to dread school reports, others embrace them as an opportunity to discuss their performance and highlight the value they have added to the business over the previous year<br>