As thousands of students across the country recover from the stress of receiving exam results over the past few weeks, three quarters of employees claimed their exam results have had little or no...
More than 3.3 million workers (13% of the workforce) are unsure if they will still have a job this time next year.
Financial services employers are divided on the outlook for recruitment in their sector in the coming year.
Twentysomethings claim to have higher ethical standards, greater accuracy and better social awareness than older generations but actually show poorer leadership and negotiation and planning skills.
Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) is launching a new website to give potential applicants a view of what it is like to work for the British Intelligence Services.
Over half of IT contractors are worried about their job compared to just 12% in February.
A report from Reed Consulting shows 78% of employers said the need for outplacement services in their organisation would grow over the next year or remain at current levels.
The education system is not equipping school leavers with the skills to succeed at work.
Despite claims that the credit crunch is affecting recruitment there are still plenty of job vacancies in the UK, according to fish4jobs.
Online recruitment in the legal sector has seen the largest decline on record.
The outlook is not looking rosy for the recruitment industry, according to the CIPD.
More than half (54%) of small companies claim to have changed the way they approach business travel because of environmental concerns.
