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09 Aug, 2012

Finance Professionals

Long hours, market uncertainty, fear of redundancy and ongoing hounding by the popular press, seem to have taken their toll on finance professionals¹ psyche. A recent poll from eFinancialCareers* reveals that nearly 7 in ten (68{6060b2de664e4eaa3e7b7e86961ce2c4bbd7a29b6c1097abf8257a4e5b07383e}) finance professionals don¹t love their job. However, when asked what would become of...

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09 Aug, 2012

Unemployment Falling In South West

The latest figures, which have been released by the government, have shown that there has been a drop in the rate of unemployment in the South West of England when compared to the rest of the UK.  The employment rate for the UK is 8.4 per cent however in...

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09 Aug, 2012

Recruitment Industry Fantasy League

The Recruitment Industry Fantasy League is back, and this year it is bigger and better with over a £1,000 worth of prizes to giveaway. Interest has already started flooding in as the long running recruitment industry’s fantasy league makes a comeback for 2012/13. This year the game is bigger...

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07 Aug, 2012

Occupational health

Work-related stress is the most common reason that leads employers to seek occupational health advice, an analysis of Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) statistics by Legal & General has shown. An analysis of reasons for calling the government’s pilot Occupational Health Advice Lines found that stress, followed by...

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06 Aug, 2012

UK employees watching the Olympic sporting action at work

With the world’s biggest sporting event on our doorstep, research by Monster.co.uk has found that over two in five (43 per cent) of UK employees surveyed will be watching the sporting action at work. Brits are also clocking off early with 34 per cent of respondents hoping to dash off to...

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06 Aug, 2012

Europe’s manufacturing and service sectors

According to an influential survey, Europe’s manufacturing and service provider sectors both shrank in July, the 11th consecutive month of contraction. The July Markit purchasing managers index (PMI) came in at 46.5 in July from 46.4 in June.   The services sector on its own managed to rise to 47.9...

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06 Aug, 2012

Current students are more cautious

The current wave of students has learned from the mistakes of their predecessors, a study by graduate recruitment website Milkround has revealed. A survey of 130 students and graduates found 81 percent of students prioritise paying bills over going out, compared to 73 percent of graduates when they were...

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06 Aug, 2012

Growth in European Recruitment

The Monster Employment Index U.S. is a monthly gauge of U.S. online job posting activity based on a real-time review of millions of employer job opportunities culled from a large representative selection of career Web sites and online job listings. The Index does not reflect the trend of any one advertiser...

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02 Aug, 2012

Financial struggles

Three quarters (73{6060b2de664e4eaa3e7b7e86961ce2c4bbd7a29b6c1097abf8257a4e5b07383e}) of employees report that their organisation offers them no form of financial support or advice to help them better understand and manage their finances. That’s according to newly released data from the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD)’s Summer 2012 Employee Outlook focus, based on a survey of...

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02 Aug, 2012

UK’s flexible workforce is still positive despite depressed economy

This is just one of the fascinating results which SJD Accountancy, the UK’s largest accountancy firm for contractors and freelancers, announced today – following a detailed survey which was carried out in July across its 11,000+ contractor client base. More than 1,000 clients responded to the 30 question survey,...

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01 Aug, 2012

Does education fail to foster innovation

Europe’s educational systems combined with a rigid determination to stick with traditional organisational hierarchies is denting employees’ ability and willingness to innovate. Failure to innovate will harm drive for growth China, US and Asia-Pacific ahead of the curve developing innovative thinkers C-suites dominate, despite recognised need for pan-organisational approach...

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01 Aug, 2012

Recruitment and Employment Confederation

Recruiters in England have the opportunity to provide young people with access to paid, one-year workplace apprenticeships via a new partnership between the Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC) and the social enterprise Walwyn. Under the agreement, whenever an REC Member is unable to place a 16-24 year old candidate...

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30 Jul, 2012

Should top executives’ pay be related more closely to overall business performance

Two thirds of bosses say that top executives’ pay should be related more closely to overall business performance, according to the latest JobsOutlook survey from the Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC). Fewer than one in six felt there was no need for such a change in how pay for...

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30 Jul, 2012

Businesses nationwide are beginning to see the benefit of apprenticeships

Bosses nationwide are being urged to open their minds and businesses to apprentices after recent national statistics have shown that employers are beginning to change their attitudes when it comes to hiring apprentices over graduates. The survey, involving 1,000 businesses and commissioned by Skills Solutions, Greater Manchester Chamber of...

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25 Jul, 2012

Work is good for us

The UK’s first national subjective wellbeing report published today highlights the positive effect of having a job on people’s ‘happiness’. However, separate analysis by the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) suggests this finding only holds true if people are managed well and engaged with their work. The...

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