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News: 12/07

Big gender pay gap for human resources managers

10/12/2007

Female graduates aiming for careers as human resources (HR) managers may be disappointed to know they will be paid considerably less than male managers, according to a report.

Research by the GMB showed that male managers in HR, training and industrial relations will earn on average £62,461, compared to £45,029 for women. read more...

News: 10/08

Ardent announces recruitment plans

31/10/2008

Ardent Search and Selection has created a financial services division for credit, risk and compliance, a move that could create jobs for skilled graduates in the sector. read more...

News: 10/07

Government welcomes graduate teacher statistics

10/10/2007

The government has welcomed the publication of new statistics detailing the number of graduates applying for the Post Graduate Certificate in Education (PGCE).

The latest set of monthly figures detailing PGCE applications shows a consistently high number of applicants looking to pursue a graduate career in teaching. read more...

News: 09/08

Acas release guide

02/09/2008

Those embarking upon graduate careers and jobs in recruitment could be interested to hear the employers will be given a guide to help them avoid equal pay claims, it has been reported. read more...

News: 09/07

Graduates turn to recruitment for employment

18/09/2007

Graduates and other workers within the recruitment sector benefit from both job satisfaction and competitive levels of pay, a new study suggests.

The Annual Salary and Benefits Survey, conducted by the Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC), suggests that 78 per cent of sector employees are happy in their work. read more...