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UK Job Vacancies and the Private Sector

If you think it’s a little bit of a challenge to find a job these days, it might give you a little comfort that recruiters and people in HR are also having a difficult time. As you might have heard, there are more and more positions being opened as the private sector is living up [...]

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UK Job Vacancies: The Threat of Underemployment

These are very challenging times. Yes, countries are recovering from the aftereffects of recession and yes, there are more and more UK job vacancies available in the UK with the private sector holding up its end of the bargain of creating new jobs. While there are a myriad of positions still unfilled and even if [...]

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UK Job Vacancies: When Experience Matters

You might be thinking that in these days when technological advancement is starting to gain  power, you not getting a degree in IT is affecting your capability for getting hired. Times are so challenging and tough because even the people who graduate from courses like Information Technology find it hard to find a good job [...]

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UK Job Vacancies: Rise of Opportunities for Employment

Good news is being spread all around as we witness the success of the private sector with creating new jobs for the people. Also with regard to the manufacturing fields and contractors, a demand is on the rise for staff and temporary staff respectively. If you put these opportunities  together, you’ll end up with a [...]

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Why McDonalds Makes Great Sense to the Career Hungry Candidate

McDonalds, one of most recognised brands in the world, has a huge presence in the UK and provides jobs to around 75,000 staff who serve around 3 million customers each and every day. Far from simply “flipping burgers” all day long McDonalds’ staff are encouraged to progress and this makes the restaurant chain a great [...]

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Earn extra Cash in time for Christmas

If you are keen to increase your disposable income in the months leading up to Christmas then now is the time to start. Many of the UK’s leading high street names including Boots, Debenhams and Sainsbury’s are now recruiting for a variety of Christmas jobs, from part time to full time. Seasonal work provides fantastic [...]

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Updated National Minimum Wage Rates

From October 2010 the UK national minimum wage rates will increase as follows: Workers aged 21+           £5.80 / hour rising to £5.93 / hour Workers aged 18-20        £4.83 / hour rising to £4.92 / hour Workers aged 16-17        £3.57 / hour rising to £3.64 / hour The rise equates to around 2% in each age [...]

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M&S brings Jobs to Ellesmere Port

2012 will see the opening of a major new Marks and Spencer store in Ellesmere Port, a strategically located town with superb access to major cities including Liverpool, Chester and Manchester. The store will also be sited close to Cheshire Oaks, one of the UK’s largest outlet shopping complexes. The store will be Marks and [...]

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BT considers increasing Apprentice numbers

BT, the leading UK telecoms company has received a staggering 100 application forms for each apprentice job vacancy currently available. The response has prompted the company to consider increasing the number of positions it offers to young apprentices. There are three distinct categories open to applicants; customer service, IT and telecommunications. Successful applicants taken on [...]

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Could Marks and Spencer be set to shed Jobs in Lincolnshire?

A review is reportedly underway into the performance of three Lincolnshire based Marks and Spencer stores. The stores in Grantham, Skegness and Scunthorpe have apparently seen repeated falls in sales over recent years which means that the retailer no longer sees them as commercially viable. If M&S decides to closes the stores it will affect [...]

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