In an effort to give IT graduates a head start in winning their first role in work, BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT, is once again running ‘The Graduate’ competition.
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Automotive manufacturer Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has announced plan to create a new £500m Engine Manufacturing Centre in the UK, creating almost 1,400 new “highly skilled engineering and manufacturing jobs”, according to the company.
Young people who are involved in four or more work experience placements or activities where they engage with employers will earn a fifth more than their less-exposed peer by their mid-20s, a new report finds.
With only a marginal decline in the number of executive searches started in 2012, North America remained the centre of the industry as EMEA and Asia-Pacific showed strong decline.
In-house recruitment and HR professionals may not always be on the most cordial of terms with recruitment agencies, but last week at our Smart Resourcing conference, sponsored by Eploy, one of the major takeaways was that corporate resourcing professionals should “learn from our agency cousins” in how they ‘win’ business within their company.
International recruiter PageGroup says it is confident in its profitability given the scalable, small size of its specialist teams, as it further diversifies its geographical markets and industries.
Telecommunications provider Vodafone Hutchison Australia is to create 750 new customer service jobs in the Tasmanian state capital of Hobart.
A new report from Lloyds Banking Group suggests that up to 34,000 new jobs could be created in oil & gas firms in the UK in the next two years, but skills shortages will make expansion difficult.
Tesco is to create 1,900 roles as two distribution centres prepare to open this summer.
Public regulatory body the Gangmasters Licensing Authority (GLA) has described the decision by umbrella company FS Commercial (FSC) not to pursue its attempt to overturn the decision not to grant it a licence and operate a travel & subsistence (T&S) scheme as “a significant boost to its ongoing battle”.