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1-1 Recruitment Launches their New Website | PRLog
www.prlog.org | Feb 9, 2012
1-1 Recruitment Launches their New Website. 1-1 Recruitment is proud to announce the launch of their brand new website. - PR11794517

McDonald’s to hire 2,500 workers after sales boost - mirror.co.uk
www.mirror.co.uk | Jan 25, 2012
Fast food firm McDonald’s is hiring an extra 2,500 workers after raking in record sales.

Unrabble Teams with StartUpHire on New Recruiting Features
www.tmcnet.com | Jan 13, 2012
Unrabble Teams with StartUpHire on New Recruiting Features

UK labour market shows drop in permanent and temporary jobs | Business | The Guardian
www.guardian.co.uk | Jan 11, 2012
Recruitment slowdown seems to stem from general lack of confidence in the economy rather than a sharp downturn in demand for goods and services

Labor Picture May Brighten in 2012 | Entrepreneur.com
www.entrepreneur.com | Jan 4, 2012
Last year was bleak for many small businesses, but sales, along with hiring, appear to be on their way up. Here's a look at some of the factors that...

6 Reasons Why Your Best Employees Will Leave | Inc.com
www.inc.com | Dec 15, 2011
When it's not about money, your star employees are probably jumping ship for one of these reasons.

Employment market in Gulf and UAE strong despite Western crisis, reveals Antal survey | Antal |
www.ameinfo.com | Dec 13, 2011
A quarterly global survey of trends in recruitment and job cuts has shown that the job market in the Gulf (GCC) and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) is standing strong despite some commentators'...

No Hire Until Obama Gone Idea Draws Strong Reactions - Business News - Portfolio.com
www.portfolio.com | Nov 29, 2011
A Georgia small-business owner's pledge not to hire any new employees until President Barack Obama leaves office has led to a passionate online debate about Obama's job and health care policies. Read on and offer your take.

For Some Jobs, Too Few Applicants - WSJ.com
online.wsj.com | Nov 25, 2011
Even amid 9% unemployment, recruiters often must struggle to find workers for some positions because of the special skills needed.

Survey: Economists more bleak about outlook - Business - Stocks & economy - msnbc.com
www.msnbc.msn.com | Nov 21, 2011
Fewer U.S. companies expect to hire new workers in coming months, as business economists grow increasingly pessimistic about the overall economy's growth in the coming year.