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20 November 2008
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Sin-terviewing - is your company guilty?

Sin-terviewing - is your company guilty?

Nichola Weston, 19 November 2008

With 74% of people in business judged by UK heads of HR to use poor interviewing techniques, it is highly likely your company is missing the best candidates – or taking on the wrong ones.

 
 

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Graduates with mobile technology skills are in demand

Graduates with mobile technology skills are in demand

David Woods, 14 November 2008

 

More than half (51%) of employers value new staff who are able...

Massive job cuts at BT

Massive job cuts at BT

David Woods, 13 November 2008

 

BT has announced it will shed 10,000 jobs by March 2009.

East Midlands launch for radio station’s job board

East Midlands launch for radio station’s job board

David Woods, 13 November 2008

 

Global Radio has launched a recruitment job board for employers and jobseekers...

Young and old unemployed struggle to find work

Young and old unemployed struggle to find work

David Woods, 13 November 2008

 

Longer-term unemployment among young and older workers is growing ‘sharply’ according to...

Some SMEs hire with looks in mind

More than 40% of SMEs hire on basis of looks

David Woods, 11 November 2008

 

Nearly half (46%) of small (SMEs) firms confess hiring based on 'looks'...

 

Latest News

CMI wants right to request flexible working extended

 

Reduced absence at Wincanton saves GBP 178 per employee

 

Employers prefer to hire from their own sector

 

SMEs adopt flexible working to beat downturn

 

UK loses allure for eastern European workers

 
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  • 18.11.08Exclusive: Walsh stands her ground on flexible working
  • 14.11.08Firms save money by training
  • 14.11.08Kelly leaves the Beeb for Logica
  • 14.11.08Whistle-blowing sackings rise dramatically
  • 14.11.08Graduates with mobile technology skills are in demand
  • 19.11.08Five banking bosses take GBP 52million in bonuses
 
  • 13.11.08Massive job cuts at BT
  • 19.11.08Five banking bosses take GBP 52million in bonuses
  • 20.11.08Reduced absence at Wincanton saves GBP 178 per employee
  • 20.11.08CMI wants right to request flexible working extended
  • 20.11.08UK loses allure for eastern European workers
  • 20.11.08SMEs adopt flexible working to beat downturn
  • 20.11.08Employers prefer to hire from their own sector
 
  • 20.11.08Reduced absence at Wincanton saves GBP 178 per employee
  • 17.11.08Disciplinary procedures - good news for bosses
  • 18.11.08Exclusive: Walsh stands her ground on flexible working
  • 14.11.08Firms save money by training
  • 13.11.08Massive job cuts at BT
  • 20.11.08CMI wants right to request flexible working extended
  • 20.11.08UK loses allure for eastern European workers
 
 
 

Recruitment In Depth

 
 
Cameron proposes tax-exemption plan for employers

Cameron proposes tax-exemption plan for employers

David Woods, 11 November 2008

 

Employers could receive a tax exemption for recruiting candidates who have been...

Sainsbury's staff get chance of formal qualifications

Sainsbury's staff get chance of formal qualifications

David Woods, 06 November 2008

 

Sainsbury’s is to offer nationally recognised qualifications to its entire workforce of...

DST International embraces online recruitment

DST International embraces online recruitment

David Woods, 05 November 2008

 

DST International is using video-conferencing and computing technologies to recruit employees in...

For lesbians the glass ceiling is 'double-glazed'

For lesbians the glass ceiling is 'double-glazed'

David Woods, 04 November 2008

 

Lesbians find sexism in the workplace to be a bigger problem than...

Exclusive: Age discrimination "knows no bounds"

Exclusive: Age discrimination "knows no bounds"

David Woods, 30 October 2008

 

Employers have been warned that although there are laws to protect elderly...

 
Disabled jobseekers to benefit from new service

Disabled jobseekers to benefit from new service

David Woods, 30 October 2008

 

The Government is to introduce a service to help disabled people back...

Travelodge to create 450 new jobs by Christmas

Travelodge to create 450 new jobs by Christmas

David Woods, 27 October 2008

 

Travelodge is to open 22 hotels in the run up to the...

Employers miss out on talent by not embracing e-recruitment

Employers miss out on talent by not embracing e-recruitment

David Woods, 24 October 2008

 

Eight out of 10 organisations are struggling to recruit staff with the...

New recruitment agency for HR roles

New recruitment agency for HR roles

David Woods, 24 October 2008

 

A new recruitment agency is to be launched to specialise in recruiting...

Students to be judged on skills rather than degree

Students to be judged on skills rather than degree

David Woods, 22 October 2008

 

A new university scheme will allow employers to attract talent to their...

 
 
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