Job vacancies in England have returned to pre-recession levels, but economic recovery will be impeded by a lack of recruits with appropriate skills, Government research suggests.

Four of Europe’s biggest banks are to target recruits from low and middle income households, after research revealed the disproportionate number of finance employees from privileged backgrounds.

A think tank has warned that many of the UK’s largest cities will fail to feel the effects of an improving economy, as the greatest job growth is located in London.

The Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC) is calling for evidence backing allegations recruiters are mis-selling insurance to agency workers.

Resourcing managers looking to hire Recruitment Process Outsourcing (RPO) providers should spend several months pre-engaging with them before presenting options to procurement departments, a...

The jobs market is heading towards another “war for talent” an employment expert has warned, after Government statistics showed the unemployment rate had fallen again.

Almost a third of employers are running their organisations at full capacity and would have to hire staff if work increased, a study suggests.

SMEs are providing a barrier to apprenticeships for young people at a time when the number of NEETs is escalating, according to London’s deputy mayor for business and enterprise, Kit Malthouse.

The number of people seeking work around the world will rise by more than 13 million by 2018, hitting young people disproportionately, a study claims.

Financial services senior executives plan to increase or maintain staffing levels in the next six months, new research has found.

The number of jobs available in London’s financial district rose by 51% year-on-year in 2013.

TNT Post plans to create almost 5,000 new jobs in 2014, its COO Nigel Polglass has said.