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Job Search Group, www.thejobsearchgroup.com, is pleased to announce the recent expansion of their sales and marketing team

My-ijob is delighted to announce the partnership agreement between my-ijob.com and AOL(UK) to supply careers related video content to the newly created Careers Channel, due to launch on 01st September 2008

Saongroup.com today announced its acquisition of Mauritius-based recruitment website MyJob.mu for an undisclosed sum

Inc. Magazine Reveals New List of Americaís 500 Fastest-Growing Private Companies

BrightMove Version 4.0 has been released into production, allowing the BrightMove ATS client base to access the new search functionality enhancements and career portal improvements, as well as several other new features

Operational risk specialists are commanding higher salaries and tackling more complicated issues as banks focus on increasing the quality of their teams, rather than boosting headcount

Will 40-year-old Cameron Clyneís appointment as NABís new chief executive lead to more youngsters heading up Aussie finance firms? (The Australian)

Global recruitment firm, Kelly Services is celebrating 20 years as a leader in the Australian staffing industry

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Trainer1, the vendor neutral e-learning specialist, has been promoted in its relationship with publishing technologies and services producer, Trivantis, from ëresellerí to ëregional partnerí

Aston Taylor partners with one of the worldís leading Training organisations

Following the departure of Boris Johnsonís third consecutive aide, the London leader Boris should reflect on his appointments and carefully consider his next move

Following the departure of Boris Johnsonís third consecutive aide, the London leader Boris should reflect on his appointments and carefully consider his next move

Following the departure of Boris Johnsonís third consecutive aide, the London leader Boris should reflect on his appointments and carefully consider his next move

Following the departure of Boris Johnsonís third consecutive aide, the London leader Boris should reflect on his appointments and carefully consider his next move