Author:Geoff Newman

The results of Grazia magazine’s Woman and Work survey identified how flexibility is the key in today’s modern household and the ‘male breadwinner’ and ‘stay at

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Women Earn More Than Men

The results of Grazia magazine’s Woman and Work survey identified how flexibility is the key in today’s modern household and…

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Work-Life Balance, Without the Balance

There used to be a common phrase: ‘work-life balance’, used to describe the need to support employees so that they…

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Google Set To Create New Employment Possibilities

Google, a world leader and international giant in the online search market, has revealed that it is preparing to amalgamate…

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Online Job Demand Shows Year-On-Year Increase

An index that measures online recruitment advertising demand has shown that demand grew in December 2011.

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Online Recruitment in Equities Finance Surges by 41 Per Cent

People about to embark on the financial sector recruitment process have received a boost to their prospects from figures that…

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World Recruitment Survey Shows Confidence Stabilising

A worldwide survey of recruitment trends of more than 14,400 companies and organisations has shown that the international recruitment market…

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Prisoners Enter The Job Market

Plans unveiled for prisoners to potentially work 40 hour weeks for a proper wage. Discover the effects this would have…

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Recruitment Genius on Kent Business TV

Geoff Newman, chief executive of Recruitment Genius, was recently featured on Kent Business TV discussing how we work.

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New E-Recruitment System Launched for UK Universities

A new, low-cost e-recruitment system has been launched for British universities looking to pick out the best of British academics…

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Google Recruitment Plan Attracts 75,000 Applicants

The launch of a large-scale recruitment process has seen online giant, Google, inundated with more than 75,000 job applications in…

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No Right to Bank Holidays?

Publicity suggesting that all workers are now entitled to time off on bank holidays on top of an extra 8…

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The Return of Timesheets and Clocking On?

The Working Time Directive features a 48-hour week on average, including overtime, that cannot be exceeded, although it does offer…

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