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Risk leads to stock rises
... the government pledged aid for the job market, it seems more interested in keeping people in training and education to mask rising ... from a switch to cyclicals. Many investors are looking for more risk and greater upside. This has been reflected by the performance of ...
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Credit crunch_2
... up, so they are likely to feel less reticent in demanding more money than permanent employees in more vulnerable sectors.” What do you think? Send us your views ...
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IT’s not fair
... Forum on Age has designed an age-neutral application form. More details can be found at www.efa.org.uk. For more information on how to tackle age issues in recruitment, please visit the ...
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Forcing firms to give references could lead to legal headaches
... contain – advice that applies now but may become even more important if this change comes in.” But Dr Sybille Steiner, partner ... laws, most employers are cautious to not provide a more detailed reference than the basic minimum. However, if the proposed ...
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Masterminds
... just-in-time and consignment stocks. Purchasing is more than simple formula or "one-size-fits-all" approaches. JIT, consignment ... advertising, companies can differentiate themselves by being more agile - bringing products to market faster, with leaner supply chains, and ...
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Desert dreams
... and there are plans to open a second branch and hire 40 more consultants by the end of the year. Recruiters have been attracted to ... facing is competition for staff. "We are feeling the pinch more than we were even six or 12 months ago, in terms of bringing consultants ...
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Labour shortages ahead?
... Jonathan Portes predicts that EU migration will fall by more than half between 2017 and 2020 as a result of both restrictions on ... The likely fall in EU migrants will impact on some sectors more than others, with some sectors having a higher proportion of migrants than ...
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The pioneer spirit shines through
... a new philosophy, focusing less on just-in-time, and more on “just-in-case”. Since the atrocities that toppled the twin towers ... at US borders becoming the rule since the terrorist attacks, more smaller enterprises are likely to find themselves at risk of compliance ...
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Emotional AI: Putting the human element into technology
... rather free them up to spend less time on routine work and more time adding value to their service offering to clients and candidates. “AI systems can often undertake recruitment activities more efficiently and effectively than humans, for example, by substantially ...
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Five actions to take now to prepare for technological disruptions to the workforce
... for start-up creation People will inevitably have to take more control of their own destiny. One way is to create their own job or small business that is far more immune to the risks of technology replacing humans. A massive expansion of ...