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Graduate job applications are becoming sharper and more targeted as graduates seek to increase their employability, or "E Factor", according to research published today by talent management specialist Alexander Mann Solutions (AMS). As a result of t  Arrow IconMore...


With an estimated one in five 16- to 25-year-olds currently out of work (according to figures from the Office for National Statistics) and a recent survey of 2,100 young people by the Prince's Trust showing that one in four believe their employment pros  Arrow IconMore...


The gulf between education and business is not helping struggling graduates, argues co-founder of Eyes Wide Opened Alastair Creamer, and young career-seekers sometimes need a practical bridge between the two. Employers aren't happy. Bright, hopeful,   Arrow IconMore...


The number of graduate vacancies is predicted to rise by 9% in 2013, according to the latest survey carried out by the Association of Graduate Recruiters (AGR). The winter edition of the AGR's twice-yearly research into graduate recruitment, re  Arrow IconMore...


Graduate vacancies are due to increase in 2013 following a subdued year, according to research published today. However, one-third (36%) of this year's vacancies will be filled by graduate candidates who have already worked for organisations throug  Arrow IconMore...


Almost eight thousand more of last year's graduates are in employment compared with the year before, according to the latest Graduate Market Trends report from the Higher Education Career Services Unit (HECSU) . Despite contin  Arrow IconMore...


The employment rate for new graduates has remained stable despite fears that the weakening economy and public-sector cuts might limit the number of roles available. This is according to research by the Higher Education Career Services Unit (HECSU),   Arrow IconMore...


Research from Hay Group found that graduates are more concerned about career opportunities than their future salary prospects when looking for jobs. Read the full article on the findings here .   Arrow IconMore...


Graduates care more about career opportunities and their ability to make a difference in a role than their future salary prospects when applying to jobs, according to research from consulting firm Hay Group. The survey found that graduate prior  Arrow IconMore...


Graduate starting salaries are set to rise higher than predicted, according to the latest survey from the Association of Graduate Recruiters (AGR). The summer edition of the AGR's bi-annual survey of its members found that they expected an increase i  Arrow IconMore...


A good degree is not necessarily a guarantee of a job - a survey published today by Ernst & Young advises graduates to "build resilience and get out of their comfort zones". The survey of more than 1,000 UK university students was  Arrow IconMore...


Nearly two-fifths (38%) of employers believe that there are too few graduates to fill entry-level vacancies, despite high youth unemployment rates, new research has found. Figures from the Office for National Statistics show that unemployment among   Arrow IconMore...


One-third of graduate recruiters failed to meet their recruitment targets in 2010-11 because of a lack of suitably skilled candidates, according to research published today. The Association of Graduate Recruiters' (AGR) winter edition of its twice-y  Arrow IconMore...


We are a large design agency and operate a successful work experience programme. In return for hands-on experience, applicants work in our office for two full days per week. As we classify this as voluntary, the interns do not receive any payment f  Arrow IconMore...


The Pay Your Interns campaign, led by graduate advice site Graduate Fog, will draw attention to large companies that take advantage of graduates' desperation to gain experience by hiring them as interns and not paying them properly.   Arrow IconMore...


HR has a "unique and vital role" to play in ensuring that internships are well managed and that recruitment practices are transparent, the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) has said. The comments came as a new best practice guid  Arrow IconMore...


Recent headlines have focused on the ethical controversy surrounding internships; not only the nepotism involved in obtaining an internship in certain sectors, but also the practice of employers using them as a source of cheap labour. Yet for the hu  Arrow IconMore...


Graduate opportunities in HR are withstanding the faltering economic recovery, with organisations offering both specific graduate programmes and, thanks to the constant need to re-organise and upskill post-recession, a steady stream of entry l  Arrow IconMore...


Managers are out of touch with the expectations of graduates, overestimating the importance of good leadership and underestimating the value of money, status and career progression. This is according to joint research from the Institute of Leadership  Arrow IconMore...


The past few years have seen a debate open up over the value of degrees as a stepping stone to a career, a debate which will have a significant impact on HR managers and their recruitment policies. The economic downturn has squeezed the number of g  Arrow IconMore...



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