The alarming number of United Kingdom job vacancies has again fallen a point last month to a point of 102, as revealed by the Reed Jobs Index. On the other hand, these same figures also indicated job demand increases in several fields, and we’re talking record high booms. Manufacturing has increased 10 points since June. [...]

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The United Kingdom’s official Central Office of Information has been forced to announce today a sizeable cut in their staff—trimming their payroll from 737 employees to 450. This appears to be the result of the government’s freeze on non-essential marketing, promotion, and advertisement expense. This has caused for considerably less to do in the COI [...]

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What to Look Out for When You’re Facing Redundancy

September 1, 2010

In order for the government to keep afloat in these times of crisis as well as for companies to stay strong, the threat of early retirement and redundancy hangs heavy on employees and citizens of the UK. If you’re one of the people who’s getting axed, the question is if you should take the cash [...]

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Interview Tips

August 27, 2010

Just like with the phenomenon of like begetting like, positivity also begets benefits when it comes to being in a job interview. In many points of our lives, we have to be undergoing an interview with potential employers, be that we already have a job or don’t have a job at all. With regard to [...]

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Part Time Jobs Popular in Time of Recession

August 26, 2010

According to various reports of the Charted Institute of Personnel and Development, the United Kingdom economy has collectively lost approximately 1 million full time jobs and vacancies since the commencement of the current economic crisis. Following an audit of working practices carried out by the CIPD, it was disclosed that the much depleted number of [...]

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London Leading The Way To Economic Recovery

August 25, 2010

There is light to be found at the end of the dark tunnel of economic chaos and this is most especially so in London, who having been at the center of a crisis financially for the longest time is now spearheading recovery for the UK economy. For all the effects that a weaker pound produced, [...]

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Job Cuts in COI

August 23, 2010

One of the things that the government’s communication agency, the Central Office of Information (COI) is planning on doing recently is to terminate employment for 40% of its staff. This is in view of the clampdown on public spending. If this plan comes into fruition, more than 250 people will be losing their jobs in [...]

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The Best Opportunities in the UK

August 20, 2010

The most credible and lead recruiting expert, Hays, has recently disclosed the top ten best opportunities in the UK—essentially the job fields of highest current demand. Due to long developmental cycles, the pharmaceutical industry has earned placement at the top of this “Most Wanted” listing. Other areas, including regulatory affairs, medical economics, and statistical programming [...]

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Small Businesses Doing Well

August 19, 2010

Only a few days before the first-half profit results are due to be released by the RBS and other such banks, the Edinburgh banks has reported some pretty interesting information. According to the source, over the last fiscal year the amount of small business start-ups taking accounts with the banking organization has in fact risen [...]

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Job Opportunities in the UK

August 18, 2010

As part of helping the people of UK in these tough and challenging times with the economy and how it affects the quality of life negatively, a study has been conducted by Hays Recruitment to give people a clear picture of the top ten job areas with a high demand for the British. From the [...]

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