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A new study conducted by a company specialising in professional transcription and translation services has revealed that as many as one in six Britons have previously lied or exaggerated the truth regarding foreign language skills on their CV

With business confidence and growth predictions beginning to improve, employers look set to increase their graduate recruitment levels this year, according to the Association of Graduate Recruiters (AGR), which today (4 February) published the winter edition of its bi-annual survey. The survey predicts a rise of 10.2% in vacancies for the coming recruitment round, following an increase of 4.3% for last year

Despite recent reports that London is racing far ahead of the rest of the UK in creating new jobs, and draining the nation’s talent pool, new figures released today suggest a conflicting story

Fresh perspective needed on non-traditional roles as industry cries out for talent, says manufacturing recruitment specialist

With the younger generation showing to be the most career-minded

Research reveals the top ten things that brighten our working days

As more graduate jobs are expected to become available in 2014, a survey by Graduate Prospects shows a disconcerting number of graduates are unsure how to progress their careers.

New research from interim management and executive recruitment specialist Executives Online shows that while 71 percent of top executives believe gender diversity in the boardroom is always a good thing, nearly a third (29 percent) of all senior executives doubt its value altogether

Brits hit by fines due to lack of understanding about tax obligations

Video accompaniment to traditional CV set to be a key trend in recruitment in 2014 with Marks & Spencer voicing their support • 70% employers admit CVs no longer enough to different