Recruitment News

Boris Johnson has hailed London as a brilliant place to run a business, after a number of top employers agreed deals to remain in the capital last weekend. Property giant Land Securities is just one of the major firms who will continue trading and creating new jobs in London. Bruinfinancial.com … Continue reading →

Newly released data shows that employers have the intention to increase pay over the course of 2012, reports Fresh Business Thinking. The research, commissioned by the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD), asked 1,000 employers whether they planned to … Continue reading →

The BBC has revealed that it is going to continue its experimentation with 3D broadcasting at the Olympics. Roger Mosey, director of London 2012 at the broadcaster, wrote on his BBC Sport blog that the opening and closing ceremonies – … Continue reading →

Business activity in London increased during the first month of the year, a report has found. According to London Loves Business, the capital was one of nine UK regions to enjoy a prosperous January, the survey by Lloyds TSB showed, potentially … Continue reading →

ITV will make history tonight (February 13th) by becoming the first UK network to broadcast an advert created for canine viewers. People in broadcast jobs will likely have targeted all sorts of demographics in the past, but the Bakers dog … Continue reading →

Social media platforms such as LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter are being increasingly used for the process of recruitment. That’s according to a study by Candidate Manager, which shows that local press is falling out of favour compared to the content … Continue reading →

The ability to speak foreign languages gives a country an edge when it comes to international trading, an academic has pointed out. Stephan Chambers, MBA programme director at Oxford University’s Saïd Business School, explained that it is the way that … Continue reading →

A study by communications specialist The Aziz Corporation has found that having a “neutral” accent could be the key to getting ahead in the business world. In fact the study found that 70 per cent of employers who responded would … Continue reading →

Around 180,000 temporary jobs are set to be created by the London Olympics. The chief executive of the London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games (LOCOG), Paul Deighton, made the new estimate at an press conference yesterday. Deighton revealed that … Continue reading →

Hard-working creative professionals are the happiest and easy-going workers in the office, according to a new study. Mars Drinks found that 60 per cent of marketing experts are happy at work, even though they’re also the most likely group to … Continue reading →