The Ministry of Defence’s award of a £184m contract to missile systems manufacturer MBDA Systems to produce heat-seeking missiles is set to safeguard hundreds of UK jobs.
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The number of unemployed people in the UK fell by 52,000 to 1.64m between April and June, according official figures.
The London boroughs have commissioned six new initiatives to tackle poverty across the capital by helping long-term unemployed and disadvantaged residents into work.
A-level students receiving their results today have been urged to explore all further education opportunities, including apprenticeships.
Professional services firm KPMG and The Open University (OU) have linked up to launch an apprenticeship service that enables employers to identify and fulfil future training requirements.
Alison McDermott, a former head of European diversity and worklife at IT giant Hewlett-Packard, has been appointed by executive search firm GatenbySanderson to help public sector organisations improve their diversity and inclusion strategies during the recruitment process for senior leaders.
What does 'innovation' mean to in-house recruiters now? How and where is innovation occurring in-house? Recruiter will host an Executive Briefing entitled ‘Inspiring an innovation culture’ on Wednesday, 5 October in London, featuring the views of inspirational in-house recruitment leaders.
Global executive search firm Heidrick & Struggles has agreed to purchase New Jersey-based leadership consultancy Philosophy IB.
Recruitment software provider Recruitive has integrated its multi job-posting technology with online career site fieldsalesjobs.com.
Skills shortages and economic uncertainty have made the recruiter’s job harder in recent times, adding to the problems caused by employers connecting with candidates directly online. New figures from the Recruitment & Employment Confederation suggest that the market for full-time jobs is shrinking, but despite this, recruiters still need to find candidates capable of filling the roles that are available.