... since records began in 1971. The number claiming jobseeker's allowance in March fell by 1,200 to 794,300, the lowest total since 1975. ... “The only real signs of the credit crunch are much weaker City bonuses this year and a slight fall in employment in business services – ...

... Step into your local gym after 6.30 in the evening and it’s highly unlikely that you’ll find an empty locker. Britons have long been ... by her decision to move away from recruiting in the City and opt for a more active lifestyle. Originally from Snowdonia and the ...

... and extra £2bn into frontline NHS services. A new garden city will be built in Bicester and more than £2.3bn has been allocated to upgrade Britain’s flood defences. Further job creation is likely for these projects. ...

... firm. In total, 3.9 million shares have been bought by City investors and long-term Norman Broadbent backers Jon Moulton , ... has acquired all the assets and will retain the agency’s 30‐strong workforce. The teaching staffing specialist, which will ...

Tue, 27 Oct 2015 FROM NOVEMBER 2015'S RECRUITER MAGAZINE On a July 2014 visit to Delhi, Arrows Group ... him not to get out of cars while travelling through the city at night, so he was therefore unable to personally help that one girl. But ...

... the Institute of Personnel and Development, the profession’s industry body, to chartered status as the CIPD last year is just another sign ... servicing the various areas of their business. Courtenay's City practice, for example, caters to the financial and professional services ...

... Recent months have seen the opening of Western Europe’s tallest building, The Shard, and the completion of major Olympic projects. ... earthquake] introducing people to the opportunities in the city. Professionals whose skills are needed in Christchurch see this as an ...

... In January, the Recruiter Fast 50 list of the UK’s fastest-growing recruiters, compiled by Boxington Corporate Finance, saw an ... consolidating and achieving strong growth. In the City and at blue chips, cost cutting and austerity spells bad news for ...

... seaside towns had gone into a spiral of decline, but there’s been an overall growth in the labour market.” "There is a ... this growth is being fuelled by the relocation of burnt-out city-dwellers keen to improve their quality of life. The number of people of ...

... Rooney is to become the chief executive of all Greythorn's group operations across the EMEA region. Both will join the company board. ... a team placing qualified accountants into roles in the City of London. Philips previously worked for Hudson in a number of roles both ...