One in five graduates not ‘workplace ready’, research finds
HR leaders feel grads lack leadership and negotiation skills, but experts say employability is high on the agenda for universities Nearly a fifth of graduates
HR leaders feel grads lack leadership and negotiation skills, but experts say employability is high on the agenda for universities Nearly a fifth of graduates
9 ways to reward staff without giving them a pay rise With news that the majority of UK employees will not be getting a pay
Is ‘professional speed dating’ recruitment’s next big trend? For many of your clients, recruitment is probably a fairly simple process. You send them a CV,
‘Human touch’ is valued and face-to-face visits may even have become more popular. Face-to-face ‘milkrounds’ remain a crucial part of graduate hiring, despite increased use
Leaving an organisation you’ve devoted a number of years to can spark an extremely awkward conversation. Especially, if you’ve been working for a small or
Employers are crying out for graduates with vital science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) skills. However, the reality is, despite an increased focus on STEM education,
Brexit, apprenticeship levy and over-supply of graduates all blamed for first fall in five years. The number of graduates being recruited by major employers fell
CIPD survey suggests official figures may be over-estimated; female graduates earn £2,500 less on average Universities have come under pressure to justify their tuition fees
But former pensions minister warns of ‘unhappy older workforce’ who can’t afford to quit Around a quarter of retirees return to work, with most of
Britain’s most prestigious graduate employers have been revealed, in The Times Top 100 Graduate Employers list. PwC took the top spot, for the 14th consecutive year.