By Staff writer
The latest UK labour statistics have revealed that employment is up by 174,000 jobs, with unemployment falling to 1.63m, which is 39,000 below the previous period. But what does this mean for future job growth?
In his first entry for Founders Diaries, Transline Group’s Jon Taylor explains why business planning is pivotal even when the Christmas rush is upon him.
In April 2016, CareerCast unveiled the worst jobs in the UK based on environment, stress, income and industry outlook. Working in the media sector, as a disc jockey, pest control worker or firefighter, were top contestants. But the recently deemed ?worst job in Ireland seems to outrank them all.
By Bryan Adams
When recruiting for staff, have you really stopped to consider what the candidate experience your business offers is like
By Staff writer
Aaron Hayward, employment specialist at DJM Solicitors, asks what Uber’s recent employment tribunal ruling on workers rights will mean for businesses that are part of the gig economy.
By Lee Biggins
From video job interviews to ceding responsibility, building a transatlantic business has not been without its difficulties for Lee Biggins.
By Lee Biggins
With a ?9,000 loan in his back pocket, Lee Biggins has grown CV-Library into an impressive outfit and will be sharing his journey with Founders Diaries.
By Bryan Adams
Every interaction a candidate has with your company will influence your brand’s perception and image. We refer to this as employer branding?, which, simply put, is a term used to describe an organisation’s reputation to its employees, candidates and even its customers.
By Staff writer
As we re getting to know this year’s batch of candidates on The Apprentice, it’s an opportune time to consider if there’s more to learn from the show and Alan Sugar than how not to behave in business situations.
The most popular abilities Britain’s companies have looked for this year have been revealed by LinkedIn as the network listed the top ten skills recruited for in 2016.
