Early careers recruitment includes graduates, apprentices, trainees and any resourcing activity where candidates are at the initial stages of their career.
Youth unemployment has risen faster in the UK than in any other of the G8 countries since the start of...
The Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) has urged the Government to improve careers advice for young people after...
The Government has announced the launch of a programme aimed at providing young people with the skills needed to get...
Many employers are failing to recruit young workers despite the majority agreeing that they have a duty to help tackle...
The Government’s flagship scheme to reduce youth unemployment isn’t going far enough to tackle the problem, according to a group...
Businesses have been urged to get behind a government-funded online career platform for young people, to ensure that the next...
Young people want to bridge the gap between education and work, and improve their chances of finding employment by obtaining...
The TUC has called on Chancellor George Osborne to use his Budget to introduce measures that will help young people...
The furore over the Government’s welfare-to-work programme reached a new high at the end of last week when Emma Harrison,...
The argument over whether or not unpaid work experience amounts to “slave labour” is in danger of discouraging employers from...
Nick Clegg is to launch a scheme to deal with the “ticking time bomb” of young people not in education,...
Making sure that more people with disabilities or learning difficulties, and those from minorities, are able to benefit from apprenticeships is a priority for...
Small businesses will be offered £1,500 to take on their first young apprentices, as part of a government drive to...
Accounting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) has announced that it will lead the development of a Higher Apprenticeship programme for young people...
The headlines are full of doom and gloom for young people – youth unemployment has just hit the one million mark, hundreds...
