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Next year could be a challenging one for students looking for graduate jobs as experts predict there will be fewer jobs available in 2008.

The Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) says that unemployment figures will rise next year as companies prepare for uncertain economic times ahead, reports the Guardian. read more...

There are 250,000 qualified teachers in the UK that are not working in schools, according to the Conservative Party.

Figures highlighted by the party have revealed that nearly 100,000 people switched from teaching careers between 2000 and 2005, which is double the amount in the five years before that. read more...

In November this year, 58,000 job positions were created, according to the Job Creation Index (JCI), which could be good news for students looking for graduate jobs.

The research, which is put together by Adecco and Mandis, shows that the number of employment opportunities was 54 per cent higher than the same time last year. read more...

Managers in the UK believe that 2008 will be a tougher year for their business, according to a new report, which could be bad news for graduates looking for jobs in the New Year.

The research, by the Chartered Management Institute (CMI), shows that only 42 per cent of UK managers are optimistic about 2008. read more...

The role of temporary workers has been praised by the secretary of state for Business, enterprise and Regulatory Reform, John Hutton.

Mr Hutton was speaking after the UK recently blocked an EU proposal that would have given temporary workers the same rights as full time employees. read more...