Graduates this year can expect improved job prospects as compared to the past year. According to KPMG’s most recent Report on Jobs, January 2010 saw an increase in the number of available jobs, an upward trend that has been consistent for six read more »

Entering into the 2010 fiscal year, many finance firms were optimistic about the year that lay ahead. Joslin Rowe, a respected recruitment firm, conducted a survey and the results showed figures that supported this outlook. The survey was overseen by the Joslin read more »

In economics, supply and demand are the cornerstones of the development of any market. Whether you are producing wrenches or matchsticks, in order to meet a profitable price, you cannot produce more than the demand for your product. As we start the read more »

A new study commissioned by the British Library and the Higher Education Policy Institute (Hepi) have found that the benefits associated with postgraduate education are decreasing because the market is being flooded. As a knock on effect, the pay people used to read more »

Before the late 1980s, only about 14 percent of high school graduates went on to attend university. This number increased at the end of this decade because of university expansion, which allowed many more young people to attend university. By the mid-2000s, read more »

Gordon Brown has informed the local media that all unemployed young people between the ages of eighteen and twenty four would be eligible for work experience as well as proper training from the moment they become unemployed. To further sweeten the deal Mr. read more »

Job opportunities and salaries are shrinking around the world, and UK Graduates are feeling the heat. According to the Association of Graduate affairs, UK graduates have fewer job opportunities and lower salary offers than any other graduates in English-speaking countries. This information comes read more »

A new report on the graduate job market, published today reveals that after two years of substantial cuts in graduate jobs, the number of vacancies is set to increase significantly in 2010. The Graduate Market in 2010 – a study of graduate vacancies read more »

Are CV’s and job applications fair? Many race advisors and equality campaigners believe that they are not. They believe that applications can be discriminatory against women and against people with ethnic surnames—and that there should be government regulations in place read more »

Aldi’s, a German supermarket that first established a presence in the UK in the town of Birmingham in 1990. The discount grocery store has grown immensely since then; with more than 400 locations throughout the UK and more than 7,500 worldwide read more »