Employer Turns Down 'Excellent' Applicant Due To 5 -Year Break: Why Gap Years Shouldn't Matter
While career gaps can still lead to rejections, there has been a hike in recruiters who welcome lengthy gaps in employment.
Why is Singapore's birth rate so low?
Singapore, one of the most expensive countries to live in, hit a record-low birth rate in 2022 after years of consistent decline, and the government introduced new benefits to couples who are starting families.
A reported 41 companies commit to assisting over 250,000 Ukrainian refugees with jobs
The next three years will see leading businesses provide hiring, connections and training across Europe to Ukrainian refugees.
Why are your staff leaving you and how can you keep them?
According to research by McKinsey & Company, a large number of employees are leaving their jobs due to a poor work-life balance, with 60 per cent considering quitting without having a new job offer.
Workers in the UK are positive about jobs regardless of high inflation
Research finds UK workers' job confidence to be positive despite the cost of living crisis and a stagnant economy. However, data reveals a fall in social mobility, with many workers not having a degree in the top socio-economic levels.
Technology and the transformation of the workplace: how will this change the way we work?
Technological advancements are changing the way we work and the types of jobs available in the future. Some jobs may be eliminated, while others will be enhanced by the use of AI and machine learning.
The Answer To Quiet Quitting? Ask Better Questions, Says Author Of New Book On Management Performance
'Quiet quitting' is about workers fulfilling the core requirements of their job while refusing to go the 'extra mile'. It's about engagement.
Google Pixel 4 face recognition research suspended due to exploitation concerns
A probe has started into the matter and the research has been suspended until further notice.
Google Pixel 4 facial recognition designed using 'people of colour'
The company, it seems, opined that using homeless people for darker skin facial recognition would be a good idea.
Shell to install electric car chargers at UK petrol stations
First stations to get chargers will be in Greater London and Derby.
UK workers optimistic despite Brexit fears, expect pay raise in 2017
Workers in India, China and US are more optimistic about 2017 than the UK.
Christmas presents 2016: Star Wars Lego and drones in demand by festive shoppers
Gadgets including Apple iWatch and Amazon Fire Stick expected to be in demand this festive season.
BT bags £88m contract from recruiter Randstad
FTSE 100 telco to offer cloud-based connectivity to world's second largest recruiting company.
UK housing: Councils attack 'bumper backlog' of half a million unbuilt homes with planning permission
Local Government Association says figures show skills shortage not planning system holds back house building.
London Voted 'Most Rewarding UK City to Work in'
Randstad says Brighton, Edinburgh and Manchester also ranked highly in the poll.
Construction Workers Eye Surge in Confidence as UK Housing Booms
Just 47% of those working in construction said they felt secure in their job in 2009.
UK Financial Firms Eye Strong Jobs Boost in Q2 2014
But firms are becoming more concerned that a shortage of staff may limit their business over the next year.
City Workers Enjoy High Levels of Job Security After Financial Crisis
Randstad says the financial services sector is one of the dynamic industries in the country.
UK Economy Needs 80,000 More Accountants but Visa Restrictions are Driving Workforce Down
Randstad says the accountancy profession is now less likely to meet long-term demand than it was five years ago.
UK Financial Services Job Applications Boosted By Women Candidate Surge
Randstad says 1,209 women registered as candidates with the recruiter last year.
Recruitment Firms Face Mis-Selling Probe on Labour Allegations
Government to launch investigation after Chucka Umunna slams firms in parliament.
Randstad Survey: Singapore's Workers Unhappiest in Asia
Indian workers are the happiest lot in Asia.
Female, Well-Educated and 40? Then You Are One of the UK's Most Fulfilled Workers
Randstad also says £31,600 is the average salary of a "very fulfilled" worker in the UK.
Work Weariness: UK Employees 'Most Unfulfilled' in Anglosphere
Randstad warns that lack of job fulfilment leads to absenteeism.
UK Employees 'Working Harder' as Economy Recovers
The report suggests that heavier workloads have brought rewards for high-fliers.
European Markets Open Mixed Ahead of UK GDP Data
The UK GDP data will confirm whether the country has entered a "triple-dip recession" or not.