It has been estimated that by 2022 there will be 2.5m job openings for engineers in the UK, but there are truly big business benefits of apprentices to help turn that prediction around for the better.
US streaming giant Netflix has launched a recruitment drive that calls for a “Grammaster”, an Instagram photographer who will be paid $4,000 for a fortnight of work in film and TV locations across Europe and the Middle East.
By Ian Baxter
Entrepreneur Ian Baxter explains why, despite family pressure, he is an advocate of remaining part of the European Union on the back of David Cameron obtaining “special status” for the UK, and ahead of a June referendum when the public will ultimately decide.
It’s a case of “now you see me, now you don’t” at British businesses amid the rise of a new trend dubbed “ghosting”, which has employees depart their employment without a word to bosses or colleagues – never to be seen again… Who you gonna call
Bored of being the office manager or teaching assistant If you feel it’s time for change, here are the five weirdest job roles up for grabs in the UK and the salaries you can expect to earn.
By Matt Singer
People want to make a certain impression and impact when it comes to their social media profiles, and that’s the same can be said when it comes to a job interview – although those impressions are probably worlds apart. As such, research has found you should think twice about that new selfie.
Personal appearance and hygiene are important, but British graduates seem to believe that spending more time on grooming than company research is the way to “dazzle” in an interview.
With the school term just starting, your children will be inundated with offers of activities. Should they learn an instrument Take up a sport How about starting a business
By Peter Vogel
The current youth unemployment crisis – one of the greatest challenges of our times – is paralysing societies worldwide.Prof. Dr. Peter Vogel has observed the skills and job requirements needed to get ahead in today’s market, and explains why educators and employers need to unite.
US computer technology firm Dell has revealed a plan to supercharge its business with 1,000 new employees globally, with almost half being spread across Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
