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The second International Environment Health and Safety Forum in London on May 7th at Leadenhall Street, London

Employment Relations Minister Pat McFadden today warned employment agencies against using the recession as an excuse to mistreat vulnerable workers

The UK's Apprenticeship renaissance could stall if careers information and guidance is not overhauled warns a major new report, Progression through Apprenticeships, published today

86% of trustees keen to remain in role despite facing tougher challenges as a result of economic turmoil

Number of UK interviewers checking social networking sites such as Facebook is growing fast

The Forum of Private Business (FPB) has handed the Government proposals for a ëBudget for Business Survivalí, focusing on boosting business confidence and lifting the UKís economy out of recession

Bupa Care Serviceís Ellie Gavaghan has just been recognised at the Local Employment Partnership Awards for her work in helping the long-term unemployed prepare themselves better for job interviews

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The Simply Jobs Group has announced that it has agreed a strategic partnership with E-waseet.com, the number one classified ad web portal in the Middle East and online division of Alwaseet International

Health and safety will not be allowed to slip down the business agenda because of the current economic difficulties, health and safety minister, Lord McKenzie of Luton, said today

Bradford-based executive search and selection consultancy, Barnes Kavelle, has used its international network to help UK renewable energy specialists, Gilbert Gilkes & Gordon Ltd, to continue its expansion programme in North America and Canada

Harry Vlahakis and Jonathan Glas who launched the Video Job Board, www.Jobs2view.com nearly 3 years ago have now focussed on their Video CV Sending service. www.videocvsender.com

Legal and financial recruitment specialist, Sellick Partnership, has warned candidates to tweet with caution, as employers wake up to the ability to track potential employees through Twitter

Official employment figures set to confirm UK public sector as a ërecession-free zoneí while private sector suffers mounting job losses and widespread pay freezes