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A third of new hires plan to leave their job within a year
A third of new hires plan to leave their job within a year
New research by YouGov, on behalf of The Institute of Leadership & Management has revealed that almost one in five (19%) of new recruits are currently actively looking for a… Read more »
Rising salaries reflect overall growth of IT, Marketing and HR industries
A survey by Emolument.com has found that competition for skilled Digital Marketing employees means that Managers are earning around 37% more. Human Resources and IT salaries also continue to rise…. Read more »4 jobs for people who are naturally great communicators
Having good communication skills in the workplace is all about being able to convey information to others in a clear and precise way that is understood, meaning things get… Read more »Demand for flexible workspace continues to grow
According to the annual review of the UK market by flexible workspace specialist The Instant Group, demand for serviced offices increased by 21 per cent across the UK last… Read more »Response to today’s publication of labour market statistics: Unemployment dropped to 4.9 per cent before the referendum
Tom Hadley, Recruitment & Employment Confederation Director of Policy has commented on today’s publication of labour market statistics by the Office for National Statistics (ONS): “Today’s ONS data shows… Read more »Time to reconsider temporary work?
If you have itchy feet or simply need to move around regularly due to your personal circumstances then temporary work could be the answer to your prayers. There is… Read more »Employers respond to National Living Wage by raising prices or reducing profits
According to a report published by the Resolution Foundation employers have responded to the National Living Wage (NLW) by raising prices or reducing profits rather than cutting jobs, but… Read more »Jobs market remained strong before referendum but skills shortages could cause disruption – REC
The July JobsOutlook survey from the Recruitment & Employment Confederation (REC) has revealed that out of 600 employers surveyed before the referendum, 45 per cent of employers believed economic… Read more »Keep in touch
