Delays in the run up to Christmas may have been caused by a skills shortage among temporary workers in the logistics sector
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Avoid ‘The Apprentice’ trap: Why bragging could wreck an interview
A new study has revealed that applicants are talking their way out jobs during interviews by boasting too much and being under-prepared
Read More »Employment Intermediaries: Restricting Tax Relief on Travel and Subsistence Expenses
The effect of the draft legislation is to deny tax relief on travel and subsistence expenses relating to home to work travel
Read More »Five-year job mission ends in success for newly-appointed checkout operator
After five years and 950 rejections, a 23-year-old man with cerebral palsy has finally landed himself a job
Read More »Employers hold ‘mock funerals’ for South Korean workers in a bid to slash suicide rates
South Korean employers are going to extraordinary lengths to tackle the highest suicide rate in the developed world
Read More »How to deal with uncomfortable career questions this Christmas – here’s how to respond with a little dignity
It’s the most awkward time of the year
Read More »Wales sees rise in number of people taking an entrepreneurial route off benefits
Over 4,300 new businesses started with the support of the New Enterprise Allowance
Read More »Universal Credit claimants significantly more likely to get a job
People claiming Universal Credit are significantly more likely to move into work than those on Jobseeker’s Allowance
Read More »10 things you never knew about the Institute of Recruiters, IOR
The IOR has a growing membership and continues to gain momentum
Read More »Thousands more find work through jobs scheme
More than three-quarters of a million people who were long-term unemployed have found a job through the government’s Work Programme
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