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29/05/2009
The Irish software publisher Blizzard Entertainment has become so successful it has taken on 400 more staff than it originally planned to.Best known for its creation of World of Warcraft - a ...
28/05/2009
Workers in IT jobs are not having their electronic waste recycled, a new survey has revealed.According to computer maker Dell European countries are more efficient at making use of redundant ...
27/05/2009
Chancellor Alistair Darling has said more jobs will be lost before evidence of a recovery is seen.Mr Darling told BBC1's The Politics Show that there are "a number of things, even after recovery ...
27/05/2009
Mayor of London Boris Johnson has increased the London Living Wage by two per cent.Now at £7.60 per hour, the rate has jumped 13.4 per cent since it was introduced by his predecessor Ken ...
26/05/2009
Workers in Wales are most likely to have embraced flexible working practices and work from home, new research has revealed.According to a study published by YouGov and mobile phone firm Orange, ...
22/05/2009
Professional services firm KPMG has said it likes to see CVs that are short and to the point.According to the firm's head of recruitment for the UK, Lesley Winterflood, resumes should be concise and ...
21/05/2009
Once the recession has ended, e-commerce will play a more important part in retailing, says an expert.Internet Retailer's editor, Don Davis, explained that unlike more conventional businesses, ...
20/05/2009
Corporate social responsibility should be part of fims' business and our everyday lives, says the British Insurance Brokers Association (Biba)Addressing its recent annual conference Erin Brockovich ...
19/05/2009
Women are more likely to save a greater proportion of their income than men, according to a new study.Research conducted by the Halifax revealed that women save 17 per cent more than men in relation ...
19/05/2009
The Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development has warned that the UK's negative inflation will contribute to a pay freeze.According to today's Retail Prices Index (RPI), the average costs of ...
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