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Staff training

Wilmington secures deal with administrators and saves trading partner Millennium

UK training and information company Wilmington Group plc (LON:WIL) said on Friday it had bought its trading partner Millennium ADMP Ltd out of administrative receivership for the cash sum of GBP465,000 (USD736,000/EUR579,000). By rescuing this firm, Wilmington secures the continuing …

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Apprenticeships

Six-month apprenticeship schemes need to be longer — MPs

Apprenticeship schemes should be at least a year long in order to benefit the individuals taking part and the businesses they work in, MPs said today. In a new

Women Unemployment

UK unemployment down 45,000 in January-March

UK unemployment fell by 45,000 between January and March 2012, according to figures released today by the Office for National Statistics (ONS). The unemployment rate for the three months

Pension

Rising state pension age means children born today may have to work until 77 — PwC

Children born in the UK this year may have a working life of up to 60 years, according to a new analysis released today by professional services firm

London Finance

April brings improvement in City jobs market

More financial services job opportunities were available in London in April 2012, according to a report released today by professional recruitment consultancy Morgan McKinley. The company's London Employment Monitor

Head Hunter

US recruiting firm CTParners agrees to acquire German rival Farin & Co

US executive recruiter CTPartners Executive Search Inc (NYSEAMEX:CTP) said it had put its signature on a letter of intent (LoI) for the purchase of German-based peer Farin &

British Airways

British Airways parent IAG sells Bmi Regional, securing 330 jobs

UK's International Airlines Group (LON:IAG), or IAG, the parent of British Airways Plc, said on Thursday it had sealed a binding deal to divest Bmi Regional to Sector

AvivaBuilding

London-listed insurer Aviva reviews executive pay in response to shareholder pressure

Insurance company Aviva plc (LSE:AV.) said today that it will review the way it pays new executives after a number of shareholders expressed concerns following the publication of

NAB's Yorkshire and Clydesdale Banks to cut UK jobs

NAB-owned Clydesdale and Yorkshire Banks to cut 1,400 jobs in the UK

Clydesdale and Yorkshire Banks, the UK division of National Australia Bank (ASX:NAB), will axe its headcount by over 1,400 roles by 2015, the parent said on Monday. The planned

Woori Bank expands into India to support Korean firm operating in the conuntry

Pay rises in UK manufacturing below long-term average

The latest pay rises in the UK manufacturing sector reflect economic realism, according to a report released today by manufacturers’ organisation EEF and JAM Recruitment. In the first three

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