A Fifth of Britons Working in Marketing and PR Plan to Gain Digital Qualification In 2015
A new study has discovered that one in five Britons working in the marketing and PR industry are looking to enrol on a digital marketing course, either online or at a local college or university, at some point in 2015
In 2014, 4,083 new recruitment agencies were launched in the UK – an increase of 7 percent compared to last year, according to research from leading contract finance provider, Sonovate
The NHS Staff Survey shows resolve in the face of pressure on services
The annual NHS Staff Survey shows growing pressure on those working in the NHS, but also that the vast majority of staff remain positive about their work and the service they provide
Ninety-two per cent of employers say temporary workers earn more or the same as permanent counterparts – REC
A third of employers (36 per cent) say that temporary workers earn more than they would on a permanent contract at their company, and fifty-six per cent say temporary workers earn the same. Only two per cent say that temp workers earn less, according to the latest JobsOutlook survey by the Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC)
Employers may finally be giving pay awards worth more than inflation, but the level of increases remains low, according to the latest data from pay analysts at XpertHR
The decade from 2005 has been witness to unprecedented change in banking and financial services. How has the City's employment landscape changed over this decade, not just in terms of raw numbers but also in terms of culture and skills?
Professionals in the Tech sector are putting their career prospects at risk by failing to tailor their LinkedIn profiles when they apply for new positions, according to new research from global specialist employment recruiter Randstad
