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Technology innovations favor massive changes in all spheres of life

Last week saw the highest number of new job postings since the beginning of March, with almost 129,000 new adverts posted online between 14-20 September. That’s 3.0% more than in the previous week.

New data released today, from leading enterprise talent acquisition software provider Tribepad, reveals that job seekers are flocking to roles in the public sector, as the Covid recession continues to bite the job market.

As new measures to contain the spread of COVID-19 come into effect across the UK, research from LinkedIn highlights that business leaders are concerned that the longer employees work from home, the harder it will be to get them back into offices when they reopen.

This year has been tough for the casino industry. Many land casinos were forced to temporarily close their doors because of the pandemic.

By John Bolton, Marketing Executive - Recruitment

A recent survey shows that two-thirds of UK workers say that they are better off financially since the official lockdown ended in May 2020.

Over a third of professionals working remotely during the pandemic have also had caring responsibilities, finds a new survey.

Radical Recruit, the social recruitment agency, is working alongside homelessness charity St Mungo's to pilot a recruitment project to find up to 100 work-ready individuals permanent employment in less than 100 days.

New relationship opens up health insurance market for employers who want extend affordable health benefits to more of their workforce

How to Show a Candidate You’re a Business Worth Joining

UK employers are using AI technology to monitor the performance and contribution of their staff.

With rising globalisation HR professionals are increasingly responsible for HR activities across several countries.

New research from LinkedIn reveals how C-level executives have navigated their organisations through the global pandemic

Thanking the British public for taking part in the Eat Out to Help Out scheme, the Chancellor says that those 100 million meals eaten have helped to protect the livelihoods of those working in the hospitality sector.