Jobsnewswire.com - Latest NewsOnline recruitment news for jobseekers and recruitersCIPD: Unskilled workers fail to "support and challenge" colleagues- September 16, 2008 Employees who are short of the right skills needed to complete their jobs are not only losing out themselves, but are fail to "challenge" their colleagues, according to the Chartered...http://www.jobsnewswire.com/article/cipd-unskilled-workers-fail-to-support-and-challenge-c... The benefits of offshoring questioned- September 16, 2008 A new survey has found that three-quarters of IT directors said they were not planning to offshore any more contracts next year.Conducted by ReThink Recruitment, the poll also found that...http://www.jobsnewswire.com/article/the-benefits-of-offshoring-questioned---id18781090.htm... Climbing the career ladder 'could take 21 years'- September 16, 2008 A recruitment agency has claimed that it takes employees an average of 21 years to climb the career ladder to executive level.The site, theladders.co.uk, which focuses on senior executive...http://www.jobsnewswire.com/article/climbing-the-career-ladder-could-take-21-years-id18781... A National Equity Panel will be launched by the government to explore the issue of workplace inequality.- September 15, 2008 A new study has found that younger employees are more concerned with salary than job benefits.According to a poll undertaken on behalf of recruitment publication Personnel Today, members of...http://www.jobsnewswire.com/article/a-national-equity-panel-will-be-launched-by-the-govern... Questions at job interviews studied- September 15, 2008 There has been a change in the most popular questions to ask a potential employee at interview, according to new research. Human resources consultancy A&DC studied the changes in...http://www.jobsnewswire.com/article/questions-at-job-interviews-studied--id18778858.html Government panel to 'get to bottom of discrimination'- September 15, 2008 A National Equity Panel will be launched by the government to explore the issue of workplace inequality. The panel is to start up at the end of next year and will look into inequality by...http://www.jobsnewswire.com/article/government-panel-to-get-to-bottom-of-discrimination-id... More emphasis 'on volunteer work needed'- September 12, 2008 If they are to encourage candidates to acquire more skills suitable for the world of work, employers must put greater emphasis on volunteering, it has been urged.V, a UK-based youth...http://www.jobsnewswire.com/article/more-emphasis-on-volunteer-work-needed--id18776767.htm... Engaging Ideas: How to stay in tune with your workforce- September 12, 2008 A resource pack which aims to help companies strike up a better rapport with their employees involves a deck of cards, according to reports.The Engaging Ideas pack aims to improve workers'...http://www.jobsnewswire.com/article/engaging-ideas-how-to-stay-in-tune-with-your-workforce... Government may 'step up regulations for non-EU IT workers'- September 12, 2008 The exclusion of IT professionals on the Migration Advisory Committee's (MAC) career shortages list means that overseas workers in the sector may face stricter conditions if they come to work in the...http://www.jobsnewswire.com/article/government-may-step-up-regulations-for-non-eu-it-worke... What is in store at upcoming CIPD conference- September 11, 2008 The forthcoming Chartered Institute of personnel and development (CIPD) conference will use feedback from last year's event to address the issues important to human resources (HR) professionals, a...http://www.jobsnewswire.com/article/what-is-in-store-at-upcoming-cipd-conference-id1877508... |