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Social media needs to be taken seriously - Acas

Monday 13th December 2010   0 comments
Employment relations service Acas has warned that the rise of social media could see more and different forms of unofficial unrest used in future disputes. The accessibility...

1m UK professionals join LinkedIn in 6 months
Friday 10th December 2010   0 comments

Impact of social media on workplace assessed
Wednesday 17th November 2010   0 comments

Social networking remains threat to recruitment
Wednesday 10th November 2010   0 comments

Recruiters hit by social network security fears
Wednesday 29th September 2010   0 comments

Employers could face Facebook snooping law
Wednesday 1st September 2010   0 comments

Half of recruiters need help with LinkedIn
Monday 9th August 2010   0 comments

Social media costs UK economy £14bn
Friday 6th August 2010   0 comments

Jobseekers wise up to social media dangers
Monday 26th July 2010   0 comments

Social networking hits staff productivity
Monday 5th July 2010   0 comments

Could LinkedIn growth spell end for recruiters?
Friday 11th June 2010   1 comments

Jobs firm offers personalised search on Facebook
Monday 7th June 2010   0 comments

Generation Standby never goes offline
Tuesday 25th May 2010   0 comments

Alicia Keys joins forces with recruiter Monster
Monday 12th April 2010   0 comments

Professional networking sites fail jobseekers
Friday 9th April 2010   0 comments

Social media recruitment site gets expansion green light
Tuesday 2nd March 2010   0 comments

Social media threatens recruitment industry profits
Friday 26th February 2010   1 comments

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End of beginning as downturn slows slightly
The seasonally-adjusted CIPS/Markit Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) rose to 42.9 in April from 39.1 the previous month, but was lower than last year’s figure of 49.7. Despite remaining below the neutral 50.0 mark (a figure less than 50 indicates a contraction) for the 13th month running, the PMI moved further from February’s joint survey record low.