Online recruitment news

The second phase of the ‘Become a Monster’ campaign continues to encourage people to Find Better Ads to run from 23rd September and will reach over 35 million people

According to figures released by recruitment software provider, Recruitive, there continues to be a decline in the number of drivers applying for jobs within the transport and logistics industry

Iconic Brand Launches Campaign to Recruit Top Talent to Fill Positions across its Global Headquarter Locations

Employers are being warned to take heed of new employment law changes following the General Election

Staffordshire employee benefits firm, Busy Bees Benefits has launched an Employee Assistance Programme to help businesses obtain a happier, healthier and more productive workforce

Work means different things to different people, with some having a genuine passion for their job and others doing what they need to do for the pay cheque at the end of the week

Laurence Simons has appointed Clare Butler as their new Global Managing Director

Leading graduate recruitment company revitalises brand image with craft-inspired concept

The list of the world’s most dangerous jobs can be ranked by fatality rate or the amount of risks involved. Many of these jobs are physically demanding and have to be carried out in hostile environments. However, men and women across the world choose to dedicate their lives to these dangerous professions — we take a look at the three most extreme

Over half of working mums say they struggle with holiday and after-school according to Workingmums.co.uk’s Annual Survey

20th October 2015 | The Grange City Hotel, London

Cathy Johnson, ‎Vice President EMEA Consumer, Hitachi Consulting

Finance and legal recruitment specialists, Sellick Partnership has reported a successful half year with both profits and revenue on budget for their financial year predictions

Three in four (74 per cent) employers think that confidence in the economic climate is improving and businesses are changing their hiring strategy to make the most of available opportunities, according to the latest JobsOutlook survey by the Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC)

The Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC) is launching a new ‘rallying cry’ to promote the value of the recruitment profession. Under the strapline ‘Jobs transform lives’, the professional body for recruitment in the UK will take a proactive approach to explaining the positive impact that recruiters have on businesses, individuals and the labour market as a whole