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Nationís largest retail job board forecasts revival based on client activity

One in three (33%) UK employees say they have not felt valued by their employer during the recession and would leave for another job if they could, found a poll of around 950 workers commissioned by PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP (PwC)

On the eve of the launch of the Governmentís January Guarantee for 16-17 year-olds, the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) today warns that the Guarantee package does not go far enough to address the alarming rise in the number of long-term unemployed 16-17 year olds

By Nadia Owen, 4MAT Business Communications

Change management, innovation and engagement are the key issues that recruiters must focus on to succeed in 2010 according to training and performance development specialist for the industry, Lander Associates

The people we work with are the primary source of frustration within the workplace, according to research from Monster.co.uk. A recent poll found that messy or disorganised colleagues irritate 40% of us in the office, with too much management speak coming second with 32%. 16% of us were frustrated by too many meetings clogging up the day

How far we are from recovery and the policies required to bring it about are both addressed in a new paper published today by The Work Foundation, just ahead of the latest labour market statistics due out this week

Online job board TipTopJob.com reveal new statistics that indicate over half of UK workplaces have sacrificed the most cherished of office traditions, the Christmas Party

Whilst UK recruiters cannot wait to see the back of 2009 the outlook for next year looks altogether more favourable, according to industry thought-leaders

With Online Shopping expected to grow by up to 20% this Christmas, specialist IT Recruitment Agency CV Screen anticipates continuingly high demand for SEO skills in 2010.