Employees would leave their job for one with remote working options
The UK’s productivity rate is currently the second lowest in the G7, in what experts are calling a lost decade of growth.
Consequently, maximising productivity is high on the agenda for employers and employees alike, with many looking towards embracing new working practices as a means of increasing output. The option to work from home is currently offered by 65% of.Read more
Employees would leave their job for one with remote working options
The UK’s productivity rate is currently the second lowest in the G7, in what experts are calling a lost decade of growth.
Consequently, maximising productivity is high on the agenda for employers and employees alike, with many looking towards embracing new working practices as a means of increasing output. The option to work from home is currently offered by 65% of.Read more
Employees feel pressure to work overtime
The latest findings from The Office of National Statistics (ONS) show that the UK’s productivity rate is currently the second lowest in the G7, having stagnated since the 2008 financial crisis. Calculated by judging the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) output per hour worked in the country, the UK’s productivity is currently 20% lower than pre-recession trends forecasted.
With.Read more
Maximising your recruitment: totaljobs and Jobsite’s new partnership
Earlier this month, totaljobs and Jobsite announced a new partnership which means we are the UK’s largest hiring platform, giving recruiters more choice and more relevance when it comes to finding the best candidates for their roles.
What’s the benefit?
Employers’ vacancies will now be advertised across both platforms
Giving access to almost half the UK working population through our combined CV Database.Read more
The real cost of the UK productivity crisis
The latest totaljobs research has revealed that UK businesses lose £4,500 each year on every unproductive worker.
The UK’s productivity levels, calculated by looking at the GDP output per hour worked, has stagnated since the 2008 financial crisis, and currently sits 20% lower than pre-recession trends forecasted, leaving the UK as the second least productive country in the G7.
To find out.Read more
Two thirds of employers expect to face skills shortages in 2018
Totaljobs, Jobsite and Robert Walters recently surveyed over 5,000 UK professionals and employers in order to shine a light on the problems facing recruitment in 2018.
The outcome of this research is a report entitled ‘Solving the UK Skills Shortage’, which has revealed that two thirds of UK businesses expect to struggle to find the candidates they need.Read more
Why you should not overlook learning and development
Recent totaljobs research has revealed that two in three UK workers have quit a job due to a lack of available learning and development (L&D) opportunities.
This research follows a recent study into the UK skills gap, conducted by totaljobs and Robert Walters, which shows that just 1 in 10 companies are confident they will find the hires they need in.Read more
We’re hitting Manchester with our biggest ever advertising campaign
January saw the launch of our largest ever advertising campaign in London, and from 12th February, we are taking over Manchester. We’ll be targeting candidates on their commute to elevate their job search with totaljobs.
Our eye-catching adverts will be seen over 55 million times over the next 5 months, reaching 90% of the adult population of Manchester.
You will.Read more
Recap: The RAD Awards 2018
Last night (25th Jan 2018), the best creative minds in the UK recruitment industry attended the 2018 RAD Awards hosted by Russell Kane at London’s Grosvenor House Hotel.
Once again, totaljobs was proud to join as headline sponsor for the awards, giving employers and recruiters the chance to share, recognise and celebrate the fantastic work that goes into creative recruitment, from.Read more
OUR BIGGEST OUTDOOR ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN IS NOW LIVE
It’s time to take totaljobs to the next level
At totaljobs, we’re here to help you hire the talent you need. And after a record-breaking 2017, we are excited to share the details of our biggest advertising campaign yet.
Our outdoor advertising campaign is now live and throughout 2018 our eye-catching adverts will continue to attract candidates across the UK.
Over 90% of.Read more
January jobs rush? 20% increase in jobs advertised as Britain returns to work
A record 54,000 jobs were advertised on totaljobs in the first week of 2018. 20% more than the same week last year.
Education (+61%), Travel, Leisure & Tourism (+53%) and Customer Services (+42%) were among the fastest growing sectors
Skills shortages, improving productivity and the gender pay gap all to influence the employment landscape in 2018
Britain’s job market continued to thrive in.Read more
