Millennial entrepreneurs are driven by social causes rather than about making a profit
Having a social impact rather than making money is more likely to encourage millennials to run businesses, according to The Co-op Bank’s research
Opinion: What the Conservatives are getting wrong in their leadership recruitment
After Theresa May resigned, the Tory party are contesting for a leader. But what mistakes have they made in their leadership?
London rises as a startup hub but is still lagging behind for female founders
The UK is bossing it globally in terms of entrepreneurs launching startups. However, it’s still got much progress to do for improving its diversity
Adaptability tops list of skills most favoured by employers
Going for an interview is always nerve-wracking for would-be recruits but according to CV-Library’s new study, employers are most eager to see adaptation and resilience from candidates
How YouTube should’ve dealt with the Crowder-Maza controversy instead of delaying its response
A YouTuber posted alleged homophobic slurs against a journalist and people weren’t happy with the platform’s response. Could it have done something different?
What are unconscious biases and how can we limit their impact on our recruitment efforts?
Getting the right candidate or acknowledging employees should be down people’s skills. Unfortunately, that’s not always the case
Bristol booms as it tops list of ten UK cities experiencing a job application surge
When it comes to recruitment, CV-Library has revealed the cities where jobseekers are practically desperate for a foot in the door
£1.56bn – the amount of money filthy workplaces cost UK bosses each year
Poor hygiene, sick colleagues and dirty dishes are among the top ten reasons why employees are getting ill at work, claims a new study
