According to new research from City HR recruitment consultancy Joslin Rowe, while August may have been a damp squib weather wise, in the HR jobs market recruitment activity has been boiling over.
The latest figures show that demand for good HR professionals, especially for compensation and benefit jobs has actually increased - ...
At the start of the school holidays, as most start there travels abroad, new research* by The Co-operative Bank Credit Cards has shown that even though most are worried over rising inflation the majority of people (53%) will not be watching the pennies on their holiday expenditure this year.
Many spend before ...
Responding to the recent news that retail sales growth enjoyed an unexpected rise in July, debt management company Gregory Pennington (http://www.gregorypennington.com) has warned that this should not be taken as a sign of market recovery, and that consumers should still be looking to protect themselves against a potential downturn at ...
Barclays has become the first UK bank to offer all its two million online banking customers free internet security software covering not only anti-virus software but also spyware, adware, firewalls, parental controls and spam filters.
The offer is available to all Barclays customers who sign up for its online banking. The software provided ...
September 4th 2008
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Debt specialists GregoryPennington.com remind consumers with debt problems of the need to seek debt advice on time.
“Whatever their nature, virtually all financial problems have one thing in common: they get worse if left unaddressed,” says a Gregory Pennington spokesperson. “Whether someone’s behind on their mortgage payments or struggling to keep up with ...
Pockets of high volume product control recruitment still exist within the City, despite wider doom and gloom. In particular, senior business unit control jobs within commodities are increasing.
Simeon Hall, a senior consultant in the Joslin Rowe senior accountancy and finance recruitment division, stated: "Commodities is one of ...
The specialist insurance division of Hays recruitment consultancy in London has announced that despite general trends in the job market, it has experienced a record month in July for introductions of permanent candidates into the insurance marketplace.
David Carr, Regional Manager for London at Hays Insurance, said: ...
September 3rd 2008
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Responding to the news that average bank balances are down by 5% compared to last year, a spokesperson for debt solutions company Debt Advisers Direct said that this is a clear sign that the credit crunch and fast-rising inflation is starting to truly affect consumers.
HSBC reported that average balances of ...
A survey by debt management company GregoryPennington.com indicates that today’s economic troubles may be encouraging people in debt to keep a closer eye on their finances.
Only 6% of those questioned saw their debt as unmanageable. Yet a full 35% of respondents who considered their debt manageable ...
Financial solutions company Think Money (thinkmoney.com) have warned that a recent boom in properties put up for rent may indicate further trouble in the housing market towards the end of 2008 and going into 2009.
Recent findings by RICS (the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors) have shown a ...
The credit crunch has led brought economising to the for front of many British drivers mind - we are all keen to save money - and car owners in particular are feeling the strain with rising petrol prices and the new Vehicle Excise Duty levels next year ...
A top-ten best-selling financial author of John Wiley & Sons, New York, is raving mad. John Wiley & Sons is one of the largest and oldest publishers in the world, and the home of such early celebrated authors as Edgar Allan Poe (Tales), James Fenimore Cooper (The ...
