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Leading career site identifies surprising trends in job seeking, recruitment, and employee engagement

New research finds that over one quarter (26%) of employees in the UK do not trust their CEO to be open and honest, while 24% do not trust their senior leadership to do the same.

Sports marketing is a dynamic field that requires constant innovation and creativity.

Planning an event can be overwhelming, whether it's a small birthday party or a large corporate gathering.

PharmiWeb, the leading global life science news and jobs portal, is excited to announce it will be celebrating its 25th anniversary this month.

The education industry is suffering from overwhelming staff shortages as new research discovers teachers and teaching assistants to be the most in-demand roles in the UK for 2024.

Vacancies fell for the third in four months in December despite the supply of candidates continuing to ‘rise sharply’.

Animation has become a potent tool for bringing educational material to life and involving learners. However, choosing the best animation style might be difficult given the range of available options.

Social media has arisen as a revolutionary force in the fast-paced digital era that we are currently living in.

New research has revealed that 18 million days per year, on average, are lost at work to mental health conditions.

The €130 million transaction marks a fundamental step in the consolidation of Gi Group Holding’s global role as a leading force in HR services.

Younger employees are much more reliant on bonuses than older colleagues as just 20% of employees aged over 55 admitted these annual rewards provided a financial lifeline.

One of the easiest New Year resolutions to keep is to Look for a new job. Every year the job boards report a huge spike in searches and applicants as huge chunks of the UK population take stock, join a gym and set about changing career.

Leading professional coaching firm, The OCM, share its outlook for businesses as well as predictions for the trends in coaching.

Results from the first of what will be an annual confidence survey of UK recruitment agencies by Simplicity, the specialist finance and back-office support company, show that agencies remain confident about prospects for 2024, despite a challenging 2023.