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Professional services recruitment specialists, Sellick Partnership report a record year as they celebrate their 15th anniversary.

Today’s Ocado’s interim results will capture the attention of investors, following its recent announcement to raise investment to bolster its technology and increase its warehouse capacity.

By Shane McGourty, Director at AdView

Training pilots is expensive. Airlines will invest significant sums in providing intensive study, simulator sessions and flight training to develop their cadets and first officers into captains. Because many people dream of becoming a pilot, there is never a shortage of applicants for these roles.

HR teams are spending as much as £15,000 on every graduate they hire, a new report into Early Careers recruitment has found

Leading school leaver and graduate recruiter unveils new features for clients and jobseekers

With job vacancies also seeing an increase last month

Nearly three quarters of U.K. university graduates feel under utilised despite a rise in optimism about finding jobs

Average advertised salaries (£32,743) continue to show month-on-month growth of 0.2%, despite inflation taking its toll on disposable incomes, according to Adzuna.co.uk.

Engage 2017 Announcements Also Include Bullhorn Healthcare Edition, Front-to-Back Strategy, and Applicant Portal

This was one of the messages from Lawspeed’s seminar on the new public sector contractor rules held on 21st June.

The winners of the ERSA Employability Awards 2017, sponsored by Clarion Housing Group, were announced last night at an evening ceremony attended by the Minister for Disabled People, Health and Work, Penny Mordaunt MP, and hosted by BBC journalist Kirsty Lang.

The UK’s leading independent job board wins at Global Recruiter Awards 2017

Steve Ward, generally regarded as the first practising ‘social recruiter’ with his agency CloudNine, has this week joined forces in a non-executive capacity with start-up social media marketing agency Hoxo Media.

More than half (51%) of UK workers claim their workplaces are affected by a culture of negative judgement around sickness absence, research has revealed.