May saw further improvement to the Scottish jobs market, with both permanent and temporary roles rising strongly, but not as strongly as in April, the Bank of Scotland’s latest Report on Jobs reveals.
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Although news flow surrounding Greece, Spanish banks and the broader Eurozone economy has remained resolutely negative over the past few weeks, much of the doom and gloom had already been anticipated by the stock market.
Business software solutions firm m-hance has received 1,162 applicants for six positions on its new graduate scheme, run in partnership with specialist recruiter Discovery Graduates.
The Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) has written to the Low Pay Commission (LPC) setting out its remit for its 2013 report.
While nearly one in two fathers (49%) say they do the majority or an equal share of the childcare, two thirds (67%) don’t think their employers have sufficient family friendly policies.
The average price of a Central London serviced workspace in the first five months of 2012 was £583, the third consecutive annual rise, although it remains below the 2008 peak of £647.
Financial services executive search firms Global Sage and The Rose Partnership have signed an agreement “aimed at creating the world’s leading financial services search firm”, a jointly-issued statement says.
Procurement services provider HealthTrust Europe (HTE) has won the right to supply its services, which include recruitment, to seven NHS Trusts.
Coca-Cola can no longer rely on outbidding competitors for the talent it needs in emerging markets because in many cases that talent no longer exists, according to the company's HR director for its Eurasia Africa group.
Singapore’s labour market showed signs of softening but remained relatively strong across the first quarter of 2012, reveals new statistics released by its Ministry of Manpower.