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…Despite Earning the Highest Average Salary in the UK

The majority (82%) of employees in the UK do not have a mentor for help and support at work, according to new research by Rungway.

Could the UK's tech hub map be redrawn? New data from job site Indeed

Infographic by Cezanne HR

New research1 from Robert Half UK reveals that human resources (HR) directors are spending a month (27.59 days) on average recruiting for open positions within their organisation.

The REC has announced that accountancy firm Saffery Champness is the latest addition to its roster of business partners.

Jobseekers were spoilt for choice in September as the jobs market reignited after its post-Brexit pause for breath, according to the latest UK Job Market Report from Adzuna.co.uk.

The total number of job vacancies advertised in the second and third quarter of 2016 was up by 1.63% on the same time period last year, according to data released by Recruitive Software.

Generation X (born between 1965 and 1979) run the risk of being forgotten in the workplace because employers are too concerned with attracting millennials according to new research from Hudson, the talent solutions company.

Two thirds of employers in the UK say that a creative workforce is key in generating strong business results, a new study has revealed.

Glassdoor Labour Market Index shows Europe’s labour markets are improving despite considerable diversity by country

Lecturers, Business Analysts and Research Assistants take top three spots

Students and graduates are not making the right work-place choices and employers are struggling to identify the right ‘fit’ for their businesses.

Hiring keeps 73% of business decision makers behind after hours

The recent case of history graduate James Harris handing out CVs to passers by at Birmingham’s New Street train station has fortified claims that university is no longer the ticket to career success it once was.