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Latest report from Caterer.com highlights continued signs of recovery in the sector

A new survey conducted by Monster.co.uk can reveal that CV updating is, for many, the most difficult step to finding a new job

The UK now has the lowest number of national public holidays of all major economies (G20 group of leading economies), with just eight public holidays compared to an average of 12 across the G20 economies, according to research by Von Essen, the leading providers of tax advisory services to international contractors

The UK needs to recruit an additional 80,000 accountants by 2050 in order to satisfy the long-term demand for qualified finance professionals, according to specialist recruiter Randstad Financial & Professional

UK advertised vacancies rise 14% year-on-year

Your fifties is the ideal time to set up your own business and it may help to keep you healthy according to Cognitive Neuroscientist and Business Improvement Strategist, Dr Lynda Shaw, at a time when the UK still faces rife ageism in the workplace

igel Meager, Director of the Institute for Employment Studies, comments on today's ONS Labour Market Statistics

The New Year bounce in pay awards is confirmed by the latest figures from pay specialists XpertHR. In the three months to the end of January 2014, the median pay award for UK employees was 2.4%. This is noticeably above the 2% increase recorded through most of 2013

Nearly half of graduates (44%) regret not choosing vocational studies

For those looking for jobs across Great Britain, the employment picture is showing signs of improvement, especially in large metropolitan areas, according to research by CareerBuilder UK and Economic Modeling Specialists Intl. (EMSI)