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Small business owners, many of whom are paying hundreds of pounds so they can legally play music at work, are now able to complain to an ombudsman if they believe they have been treated unfairly by the Performing Rights Society (PRS)

With job demand declining in 2009 in the for-profit sector, what jobs are in demand in the nonprofit sector? According to Opportunity Knocks, development jobs are in high demand, accounting for 18% of all jobs posted on the nonprofit job board in 2009

Dr John Philpott, Chief Economic Adviser at the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD), comments as follows on official labour market statistics published earlier today by the Office for National Statistics (ONS)

Public spending on recruitment will remain strong during 2010 - despite warnings of widespread cuts, experts claim

A recent survey of over 200 job seekers commissioned by Tate, specialists in office support recruitment, revealed that a staggering 98.6% will attempt to change jobs immediately - as soon as the job market improves

Research commissioned by Lifetime shows that 73 per cent of 16-18 year olds believe the government is not doing enough to help them find a job. These results, released today, come at the start of the new election campaign and suggest that political parties seeking to capture the youth vote need to do more to instil confidence in young job seekers

Survey reveals ëoverselling of candidatesí and ëunqualified CVsí continue to frustrate employers

Career Expert Provides DOs and DONíTs for Job Seekers on Social Networking in the New Year

Civil Servants may not agree but Britain's senior management predict Government, Healthcare and Education hold best job security in 2010

A study by the UKís only student-employer matchmaking site has found that 61% of recruiting businesses value experience in the industry over qualification, whilst 8% say degrees are ëpointlessí given the number of people graduating with similar grades