Private sector employment rose in Scotland for the fourth month in a row in May.
The Bank of Scotland’s seasonally adjusted Employment Index rose from 50.3 in April to 51.8 in May, the fastest rate of job creation since February 2008.
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Restaurant chain Zizzi has chosen online recruitment specialist Changeworknow to implement an online recruitment process.
The applicant tracking system aims to enable Zizzi to hire talented people who are passionate about their jobs.
The first phase of the implementation is for management recruitment, with team member recruitment planned to launch in the new year.
A global study by IBM has revealed that understanding what matters most to staff in different parts of the world is key to recruitment and retention
Almost half (47%) of UK workers are staying in jobs they don’t like because they think they have no other option, according to research from talent assessment solutions provider SHL.
Indian executive search specialist 3P Consultants has successfully placed Vatsal Asher as vice president – customer experience at Ishanya.
More than one in 10 new roles created by Tesco in the first half of the year have gone to workers over the age of 50, according to data from the supermarket.
Tesco says it created 4,162 new jobs between March and September, in 68 newly opened stores and distribution centres across the UK and Northern Ireland, half way to its target of 9,000 new jobs over the year.
More City firms (70%) expect to pay bonuses than their staff expect (52%), according to research from financial staffing specialist Ambition.
City workers expect to receive 9% of their annual salary as a bonus this year, above the 8% of annual salary that HR departments expect to pay out.
Emigration from the UK declined in 2009, according to long-term migration figures released today from the Office for National Statistics (ONS).
Legal recruiter Laurence Simons is to open an office in Rio de Janeiro.
Fernando Cavaleiro, who has over six years experience working as a lawyer with Brazilian firm Machado Meyer Sendacz e Opice, will manage the new office.
The move follows the opening of Laurence Simons’ office in São Paulo in February.