Adaptability tops list of skills most favoured by employers

Wednesday, 05 June 2019 Fahima Begum

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

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From Paralympic gold medalist to founding The Ability People to fight for equal job opportunities

Wednesday, 06 March 2019 Zen Terrelonge

Having claimed gold, silver and bronze medals in three Paralympic tournaments, Liz Johnson has swapped sports for entrepreneurship with recruitment consultancy The Ability People, which ensures its staff body includes people with disabilities

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Forget new year, new me – prepare for new year, new staff

Wednesday, 23 January 2019 Anil Stocker

Cultivating a great culture goes beyond installing a ping pong table or making sure there’s always a fully-stocked biscuit jar in the kitchen – preparation is key to retain and attract staff all-year round

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How AI is set to change careers

Wednesday, 26 December 2018 John Hackston

The robots may not take your job, but at least they’ll do some of it

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Failing GCSE exams didn’t discourage these entrepreneurs from reaching the top

Thursday, 23 August 2018 Varsha Saraogi

Education is important but with the ongoing pressure for higher studies, students are often stressed. We asked millennial entrepreneurs who failed the exams how they ended up leading successful companies

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58% of young dads are hands-on with their children and they want work flexibility

Monday, 20 May 2019 Louisa Cook

Trying to balance a career and being a dad is causing mental health issues and workplace tension, according to new research

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Six out of ten of the most difficult UK jobs to fill are in tech

Tuesday, 05 February 2019 Louisa Cook

Brexit forces British employers to struggle to find staff. And it seems tech entrepreneurs can have a particularly hard time

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Are machines better than human recruiters?

Tuesday, 01 January 2019 Arran Stewart

With the massive amount of CVs hiring professionals have to go through, it’s easy to see why they’d like some help from AI

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SMEs are losing job hunters to big businesses and their sexy benefits packages

Tuesday, 23 October 2018 Angus Shaw

Small businesses miss out on hiring top talent because their benefit packages can’t compete with those offered by bigger firms, new MetLife UK research reveals

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Three tips to improve employee retention in the times of job-hopping

Monday, 20 August 2018 Liam Butler

When candidates are more than likely to swap employers like pop stars switch outfits at a gig, employers must work even harder to not lose great talent.

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Adaptability tops list of skills most favoured by employers

From Paralympic gold medalist to founding The Ability People to fight for equal job opportunities

Forget new year, new me – prepare for new year, new staff

How AI is set to change careers

Failing GCSE exams didn’t discourage these entrepreneurs from reaching the top

58% of young dads are hands-on with their children and they want work flexibility

Six out of ten of the most difficult UK jobs to fill are in tech

Are machines better than human recruiters?

SMEs are losing job hunters to big businesses and their sexy benefits packages

Three tips to improve employee retention in the times of job-hopping

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