Business assessment tools provider Thomas International is partnering with online outplacement support tool mynewjob.me.
The new partnership will allow UK businesses to access support and help for employees they have to let go due to the current economic climate.
Lord Mandelson has been urged to use taxpayers’ money to aid innovation rather than bailing out dying industries, according to a Kingston University report commissioned by Lord Mandelson’s Department of Business, Innovation and Skills.
More than 55,000 jobseekers are expected to participate in a global research project in a joint venture between job board Totaljobs.com, market researcher Intelligence Group and The Network, an alliance of 36 job boards from more than 100 countries.
Recruitment software specialist Dillistone Group has signed two new contracts to supply its Filefinder 9 system to executive search and selection companies.
The first contract is with public sector support consultancy, Tribal Group. The second deal involves supplying the software to GSI Executive Search, the executive search division of The GMP Group of Singapore.
With signs that the worst could be over in this recession, banks are not increasing access to funding, according to recruiters.
International financial services, legal and telecoms recruiter RP International (RPI) has doubled the capacity of its office in Singapore, and is recruiting a corresponding number of new staff.
Construction and technical recruiter GPW Recruitment, has appointed Mark Parish as managing director of the business group.
Most employers are not prepared for the necessary adjustments required for hearing loss among older employers, according to research from the Royal National Institute for the Deaf (RNID).
Arsenal Football Club has announced the appointment of Trevor Saving as head of people and operations.
Saving has held senior management positions at his previous companies which include one of the world’s leading insurance brokers and risk management advisors, Marsh & McLennan.??
The Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC) believes the recruitment industry has a key role in fighting the rising tide of unemployment.
A roundtable discussion involving the REC and the shadow secretary of state for work and pensions, Theresa May, organised by Policy Exchange, a right of centre think-tank, starts today.