| Top companies hiring in March Confidence is returning amongst employers. According to the latest JobsOutlook survey from the REC, a total of 94 per cent of employers expect either to maintain or grow their permanent workforces in the next 12 months. The following companies are optimistic and they are all planning to grow their staff throughout 2010. | 10 signs it's time to quit Maybe you don't like your co-workers or your boss. Maybe there's nowhere for you to move up. Maybe you're overworked and underpaid. Maybe you're all of the above. While the choice to move on to greener pastures is up to you, here are 10 signs that should tell you if it's time to start thinking about moving on. |
| 10 top paying careers in Britain The results of the 2009 Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings (ASHE) have revealed the official figures for the UK's highest and lowest paid jobs. The survey, which was conducted by the Office of National Statistics, covers the average pay for full-time workers from around 300 trades and professions. Here are 10 top paying jobs in the UK. | 10 top jobs for 2010 The UK has been hard hit by the global financial crisis. But it's time to start looking at the positive developments. According to the REC there is a rise in permanent jobs and employers in nearly all sectors were starting to hire again. These jobs are predicted to experience the most growth and demand throughout 2010. |
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