Interview techniques are a mystery to most UK job seekers
Although employment hit record highs in the first quarter of 2018, the basics aren’t in place for many, says CV-Library
Why culture is so important in the age of the gig economy
The world of work is changing with more people opting to work in the so-called gig economy. That’s why it’s vital that employers double their efforts to create a good workplace culture, writes Dominic Holmes of Taylor Vinters
Millennials are rejecting job opportunities in ugly offices
The millennial generation put their foot down when it comes to the poor design of their working environments
Eight out of ten startups begin with family or friends employed, study finds
From their admiration of Bill Gates to why they hire family members, Xero’s latest research reveals new insights about the inner workings of entrepreneurs
Four out of five SMEs find it more difficult to source talent than what big rivals do
High employment figures have upped the competition for small companies across Britain, according to Indeed
UK hiring intentions at record levels
Amid Brexit uncertainties faith in employment remains unfaltering, according to research by BDO
LinkedIn reveals why these companies are loved the most by their employees
Amazon, Apple and Alphabet are all among the top 25 companies most loved by British employees, according to LinkedIn
How does falling real wages affect startups?
Real wages are expected to drop in 2018, according to Korn Ferry. What does this mean for the UK's startups?
