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Quote of the day: "I want you to know how deeply I regret how this issue has affected the company and all of you." CEO of Yahoo, Scott Thompson has apologised to the board and all employees via a memo, for padding out his CV with a few porkies. "We have all been working very hard to move the company...
A new report has ranked UK cities by the ratio of job vacancies to applicants. In poll position is Aberdeen with one post advertised for every jobseeker. Bottom of the pile: Hull.
The idea of employees getting starry-eyed over the annual festival of love that is Valentine's Day may seem like an unwelcome distraction. But it could actually boost productivity and morale, argues Karl Gregory, MD of Match.com UK.
Apprenticeships are a nice idea but how do you make sure your new recruit isn't a drag on the business? Stephen Maher on how he launched an apprenticeship scheme at his comms agency.
What does a baby retailer have in common with an online film rental company? Its taste in CEOs, by the looks of it...
The boss decides it's time to embrace social media. What are the pitfalls?
Sounds like the company isn't impressed at the skills on offer in the UK...
'Digital natives' are Facebookers, tweeters, BBM addicts and blog-junkies with a minimum of 10 tabs open on their web browsers at all times. David Dumeresque of Tyzack has these top tips on making the most of this tech-savvy tribe.
This round of job cuts is on top of the 7,000 announced earlier this year. Can the mobile company's CEO put out that fire?
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