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About ABA Consulting Ltd.
At ABA Consulting we specialise in recruiting for Finance and Office Support positions including Marketing, Procurement, HR, Sales and Technical across all levels within Industry & Commerce covering the UK. We work with a wide spectrum of clients ranging from SME's through to Multinationals....
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Getting jobs after redundancy: your questions answered
Rebecca Clake of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development answers your questions about getting a new job after redundancy.
Long-term unemployed to get £40m
Local authorities in England's most deprived areas are given £40m to tackle long-term unemployment.
Why retiring is too much like hard work
Women over 50 have been the only group to register a rise in employment in the UK over the last year, so why the demand for older workers?
Migrants return to Bangladesh
Thousands of Bangladeshi migrant workers are returning home as a result of the global recession.
On the trail of rogue recruiters
A BBC Radio Scotland investigation finds that rogue recruitment agencies are using dirty and illegal tricks to boost business.
Ethics arrive in business schools
While those who come out of MBA courses are struggling to find a job, Deans of top business schools are defending their qualifications against charges that they spawned those who have led some financial institutions to ruin.
Private firms assist job centres
The government has called in recruitment companies to help job centres handle the high number of professionals out of work.
Downturn hits students' finances
Students are beginning to suffer from the effects of the economic downturn, with part-time jobs starting to dry up in some areas.
Seasonal gloom in jobless numbers
The latest set of unemployment figures contained no Christmas cheer, says BBC economics editor Hugh Pym.