Arm and Savills named top employers for students and graduates in 2026 – Higherin
Savills was named the top undergraduate employer, with students giving high ratings for training and skill development.
Majority of jobseekers believe AI is unfairly filtering out candidates – CV-Library
Over half (53%) of jobseekers believed their application was rejected by AI without a human checking it.
Revolut Business launches GlobalHire to streamline international hiring
GlobalHire moves candidates from contract to onboarded in two to five days and automates compliance and payroll.
Davanti Tyres backs ‘Garage for Girls’ initiative to boost vehicle repair skills
The weekly workshop series, which launched in February, has reached 130 attendees to date and is now fully booked for the next three months.
CFO tenure drops below three years as skills gap widens – Robert Walters
Research found the CFO talent gap widened due to shallow succession pools, changing demographics and shifting skills needs.
HR and accounting employment, wages up amid legal pressures, finds Employment Hero
Wages for HR and accounting jobs also rose, up 16.4% year-on-year in February, compared with 8.8% wage growth across all SME jobs.
Active job postings up 5% in February as hiring picks up – REC
Data also showed that new job postings for February stood at 744,566, a 1.4% drop from January this year.
Milton Keynes College partners with RACA to support next generation of chefs
Culinary students gained hands-on experience working with guest chefs, strengthening their practical skills and industry knowledge.
Employer reputation key to automotive jobseekers, finds Glen Callum
Glen Callum said that jobseekers weigh up their future potential at the employer, along with the business' culture, stability and clarity.
AFP webinar to address bringing young people into fleet sector jobs
It will be held on 23rd March at 3pm, with speakers from the AFP, Openreach and Futures for All.
Over a quarter of construction workers now under 30, data reveals
Research from the Construction Skills Certification Scheme (CSCS) found that In 2025, 25.16% of CSCS cards were held by people under 30, up from 17% in 2021.
The wrong hire now carries major costs for businesses, says CJPI
Chris Percival advised companies to review roles, consider the effect of AI, and define what success looked like before advertising.
