ONLINE RECRUITMENT NEWS

A new Facebook page designed by Jobcentre Plus is hoping to help more young people in the North East of England to find jobs

FDM Group, has spoken out against the revelation that that 20% of graduates are currently earning less than the median wage of those educated to A-level standard

Onrec are offering a Earlybird Discount for tickets at the Onrec Conference and Exhibition until the 26th August 2011. Price is now £295+VAT instead of £350+VAT

Social Media Knowledge Helps Drive Career Success

New figures on the current state of recruitment in the UK have shown that many companies are still cautious about taking on new staff, due to the still volatile economy

Sussex Enterprises advises its members to screen new employees as a part of the interview process to ensure they know who they are employing and is now hosting a solution for its online business community

MyJobGroup.co.uk builds on strong growth to open in capital

Despite a slow economy, in the 12 months to June 2011 Voyager revenues increased by 18.5% and pre-tax profits from operations have doubled according to its preliminary results

onrec, the leading global resource for online recruitment, has added the Executive Director of Global Training for AIRS, to its speaker line-up at its annual conference on October 18th 2011 at The Grange Tower Bridge Hotel, London

From 5th to 10th September, Fish4jobs in association with the Daily Mirror will host a series of free temporary job fairs in key UK locations

Determining a job applicantís personal values is crucial in preventing costly hiring mistakes, which can cost firms an average of £6,125 per employee in associated labour turnover costs (i)

The growth of small and medium business have changed the shape of the UK's private sector, now counting for nearly a fifth of all employment. But are their doors closed for school-leavers and graduates?

HR directors raise concerns of the lack of entry-level jobs

Over the last 30 years NASA has spent nearly $200 billion and it has cost the lives of 14 people during failed flights. NASAís space industry has grown massively over the years and last month brought its Shuttle Programme to an end but do you realise how significant the UKís Space Industry is?

Recruitment for jobs in the public sector is continuing to fall, according to the latest figures from the Monster Employment Index