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Perfect CV is a myth
The Guardian says that graduates obsess about crafting the perfect CV, but there’s no such thing. If yours is clear and concise, stop fiddling. And forget about trying to stand out. If your application
Read More »Get help via your phone with Office Angels
Office Angels know that having an iPhone or iPad means you want instant, easy access to just about every area of your life, so they have developed a handy little app to cater for
Read More »TUC stops exploitation of interns
The TUC and the National Union of Students (NUS) have launched a new campaign calling for the fair treatment of interns. The TUC and NUS are concerned that interns around the UK are being
Read More »More British students head overseas
More British students are seeking voluntary working placements abroad, according to the world’s largest volunteering organisation, Projects Abroad. Dr Peter Slowe, erstwhile economic policy advisor to Tony Blair and current Director of Projects Abroad,
Read More »GCSE results day prompt calls for reform
This summer, thousands of young people receiving their GCSE results found themselves with lower grades than expected. In English, the grade boundary between C and D shifted by 10% between candidates who took exams
Read More »The forgotten workforce
Over half the companies in the UK are neglecting the needs of temporary staff within their organisations. Research released by the Adecco Group’s Unlocking Britain’s Potential initiative reveals that 58% of companies don’t integrate
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