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FDM Group, the global leader in the recruit, train, deploy sector, and one of the UK’s largest hirers of graduates, officially opens applications for Summer 2023 graduates on November 14th.

Tighter budgets put spotlight on the importance of winning consumer loyalty

Managing a small business is not as simple as it appears because it requires micromanagement and a variety of other tasks that cannot be easily delegated.

If you are looking to take your business to the next level, it might be time to improve your customer service.

For the first time ever, companies will have automated insights into how their employee, customer and brand experiences impact each other

New research from ECI Partners, the leading growth-focused mid-market private equity firm, has found the average number of years that businesses believe it will take them to achieve their diversity and inclusion (D&I) goals is 4 and a quarter years.

New research from City & Guilds, the global skills development organisation, finds that large employers are boosting investment in learning and development to overcome skills shortages, and help them attract and retain talent.

As inflation and the cost of living continue to rise across the UK, some experts have predicted a recession on the horizon.

The policy, part of Co-op’s commitment to create a truly inclusive workplace and deliver a fairer world for colleagues, provides flexible unrestricted paid time off for colleagues to attend medical appointments whilst undergoing fertility treatment, including colleagues using a surrogate.

In recent years, a growing movement in favour of the destigmatisation of these issues has encouraged more open attitudes towards mental health, making it easier for people to discuss their problems.

As UK inflation rises above 10% and global market economic turmoil continues, the reality of a recession becomes ever closer.

The legal professions are well-known for being highly selective, seeking only the most able candidates.

It’s not surprising that there’s an IT skills shortage, the top twenty job roles where demand is growing fastest identified by the World Economic Forum (WEF) are almost all ICT related.

From the rise in the cost of living to talent and candidate shortages, the UK's current challenges are felt by everyone within the recruitment sector.