Online recruitment activity continues to edge upwards

Online recruitment activity saw modest growth in both the UK and Europe, according to Monster's latest employment indices for November. The UK index rose by a couple of points to 114 - its highest level since February - as the job market continued to show signs of recovery. The rate of annual decline is now the lowest this year,...

Thursday, 10 December 2009

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Online recruitment activity continues to edge upwards

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