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Three students create leading jobs site in Nigeria
... work.” He added: “In the beginning a lot of people did not trust an internet-based business because at that time a lot of people ...
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Employment help for refugees in New Zealand
... to do on his own. “I had experience cooking so I did a culinary course, but then it was hard getting a job, I had no community, ...
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Employment law book aims to help Indian businesses avoid court cases
... day-to-day legal issues to make sure that the organisation did not waste time in unnecessary avoidable litigation through strict legal ...
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Remploy receives ‘significant increase’ in referrals
... Beth Carruthers said in a statement today. That did not necessarily mean there was an increase in mental health issues, a ...
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Nepal cracks down on migrant recruitment fraud
... as saying workers generally paid high recruitment fees and did not get what they were promised while the department was unable to do much ...
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Small firms battered by cost of compliance, research shows
... on sector specific regulations. As in 2013 when the FPB did its last cost of compliance study, taxation compliance remained the single ...
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Driving youngsters into a job
... learning to drive was a given. It’s just what you did,” says Bagnall. “But these days it seems, whether due to the ...
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Increased flexible working will modernise recruitment industry, says leading recruiter
... performance. Flexible working can be part of that.” He did stress, however, that additional requests needed to be handled carefully ...
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Students not comfortable with Facebooking firms
... careers site targetjobs.co.uk, university students said they did not want to interact with employers on Facebook and certainly didn’t want ...
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Supreme Court judgement could reduce UK skills gap
... application was rejected by the Home Office because he did not meet the necessary skill level – a requirement set out in guidelines ...