August sees marginal declines as online demand holds broadly steady

Monster's UK and European employment indices both registered a single-point drop in August, with UK online job availability remaining largely unchanged for a fifth successive month The UK index was down by one point to 109. This means hiring levels in the UK have effectively declined by more than a third (35%) year on year. ...

Tuesday, 8 September 2009

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August sees marginal declines as online demand holds broadly steady

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