London Sales Recruitment News (February 2009)

News Archive

• Seek smart, job candidates told
  27/02/2009
  Regardless of their qualifications, jobseekers should be smart in their employment search in order to find employment in the difficult economic climate.
• Vocational qualifications 'increasingly valuable'
  27/02/2009
  Vocational qualifications are becoming more valuable to young jobseekers in the difficult economic climate, it has been revealed.
• Jobseekers 'must make immediate impression'
  26/02/2009
  Employment seekers have between just eight and 30 seconds to make a first impression when going for a job interview, it has been claimed.
• Clean, simple clothes 'best for job interviews'
  26/02/2009
  Dressing for success in job interviews means scrubbing up and leaving the accessories at home, it has been revealed.
• Preparation 'key to change of career'
  25/02/2009
  Jobseekers should take time to plan the direction of their future career in order to be successful in finding employment, it has been claimed.
• Illegal job sites 'steal candidates' data'
  23/02/2009
  Scam environmental job sites have been set up to gather information for identity theft or send fraudulent emails, it has been revealed.
• Recruitment marketing firms 'to receive prize'
  20/02/2009
  The Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development has announced that a new category will be introduced to its recruitment marketing awards for 2009.
• Jobseekers name Scotland most desirable destination
  20/02/2009
  Scotland is the number one choice for global job hunters looking to relocate to the UK, it has been revealed.
• Green recruitment 'booming'
  20/02/2009
  The environmental job sector continues to expand despite the difficult economic climate, it has been revealed.
• Appearance 'key in job interviews'
  18/02/2009
  First impressions are always important when attending job interviews, it has been asserted.
• Workers 'consider underhand tactics for promotion'
  18/02/2009
  Britons are willing to romance their bosses in order to work their way up the career ladder, it has been revealed.
• 90% of staff 'not in ideal job'
  17/02/2009
  One in ten workers believe they are currently in their perfect job, according to a new study.
• Sales recruitment agencies ?best at matching applicants and jobs?
  09/02/2009
  Sales recruitment agencies are key resources for those looking at job vacancies due to their knowledge about the sector and the key companies within it, an expert asserts.
• HR managers 'check candidates' Facebook profiles'
  04/02/2009
  Human resources (HR) managers admit to searching for information about potential and current employees on social networking sites.