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Workaholism is often seen as a negative phenomenon for individuals and society. But a Rouen Business School professor argues that workaholism – albeit an addiction – can lead to positive outcomes for individuals, business and society. more
Research reveals that more than 80% of students who completed 3-year degrees felt that they had the skills employers sought, but 84% felt that it was difficult to find work. more
Zeitgeist ‘Young Minds’ has been launched - a competition to find 10 pioneers, change-makers and leaders of tomorrow aged 18 – 24, across Europe, Middle East and Africa more
Prospects, The National Autistic Society’s recruitment service is piloting a new 28-week into-work course they’ve developed for adults with autism.
Stonewall has published its Top 100 Employers 2012, showcasing Britain's best employers for lesbian, gay and bisexual staff. Ernst & Young tops the list.
Students at Grenoble Graduate School of Business offer advice and consultancy to not-for-profit emergency service for the homeless.
A student-led organisation that aims to increase the number of young women studying engineering, science and technology at university will come together this weekend for an international conference.
Proserv, a global-leading specialist in energy production technology services, is set to create more than 130 new employment opportunities.
Wilton Engineering Services Limited announces the award of a UK North Sea contract with international integrated energy company, ConocoPhillips, creating 250 jobs for Teeside.
A new in-depth study offers fresh insights into how successful business players teach themselves to become better and better at making money.
PeoplePerHour.com reports a rapid rise in British people taking second jobs in order to pay for winter fuel bills and overcome fuel poverty.
Durham Business School launches new executive programme with flexibility and specialisation.
The Volkswagen Group has increased its global workforce by 100,000 employees - a result of the integration of new companies and the creation of 28,000 new jobs worldwide.
85% of net new jobs in the EU between 2002 and 2010 were created by small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs).
Europe’s largest motorsport trade show concluded on 15 January at Birmingham’s NEC following 4 days of business for the show’s exhibitors & trade visitors.
New research reveals that most business schools across the globe have untapped opportunities to provide innovative executive education programmes enabled by mobile technology.
Have you ever felt overwhelmed by the number of e-mail messages in your inbox? Been harassed by a colleague demanding an immediate response? Find out more.
FDM Group is extending its recruitment drive to Poland due to the Eastern European country’s thriving IT market and high graduate unemployment rate.
City University London announces UK’s first degree tailored to aspiring crime novelists.
Grenoble Graduate School of Business is launching a new MSc in Fashion, Design and Luxury Management starting from September 2012.
Now in its fifth year, Bergen Summer Research School will focus on transnational migration. The application deadline is 15 February.
