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Michael Page launches new Skills Checker tool to help workers with job search concerns

Jo Sellick, managing director, Sellick Partnership

Health Service Journal (HSJ), the news and information service for all healthcare leaders working in, for, or with the NHS, has expanded and enhanced its Partnership Awards for 2019.

The ‘Best of Both Worlds’ recruitment campaign to attract hundreds of nurses and healthcare professionals to relocate and work in hospitals and the community across Northamptonshire is stepping up a gear this Autumn.

New research from graduate jobs board Milkround has revealed that almost one in three (27%) are worried they will lose out on roles to other applicants who can afford to accept a poorly paid internship.

Modesty in the face of online narcissism or job-seeking self-sabotage?

As families across the country return to work and school this month, research commissioned by McDonald’s UK reveals that parents want to move away from traditional 9-5 working patterns.

Starting a recruitment campaign can be daunting but it doesn't have to be. There are a few main steps to begin the campaign. Once the first steps are completed, the campaign should be plain-sailing.

Blockchain remains one of the most exciting and seminal technologies in the world right now, and it has the projected growth to back this claim.

The seasonal jobs rush is underway once again with September proving to be a popular time for job vacancies and applications.

New online portal aims to help students equip themselves for the future world of work

Self-employed workers, including contractors, freelancers, consultants, locums are being urged to sign a petition to help prevent irrevocable damage to their flexible working arrangements and to protect their rights.

Commenting on the Migration Advisory Committee’s recommendations out today, Ben Willmott, head of public policy for the CIPD comments:

New data shows that employers’ confidence in the prospects for the UK economy declined further this month, according to the Recruitment and Employment Confederation’s latest JobsOutlook report. The balance of those seeing a positive outlook as opposed to a negative one was a net -5, a fall of 4 points from last month (August 2018), and the lowest since March 2018.