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Working for LVB, the good and the great!

Working for LVB, the good and the great! Why work for LVB? So, as you may have already heard through the grapevine, we at LVB are hiring! Personally, when I’m looking to move on or join a new agency I always wonder what the day to day consultants think of the company because, at the…

By John Barrie Posted Friday 16th of September 2016

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The Good vs. Bad – Recruitment Battle

The Good vs. Bad – Recruitment Consultants Of course, LinkedIn does enjoy sharing some bad publicity on Recruitment Consultants and having seen and heard some of these stories myself, sometimes I dislike Recruiters too! However, considering there are 20,000 Recruitment Agencies in the UK alone, there must be some good eggs out there somewhere right?…

By John Barrie Posted Monday 12th of September 2016

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Youngsters not at university ‘overlooked’, say Lords

Youngsters not at university ‘overlooked’, say Lords Young people who do not go to university are “overlooked and left behind”, says a report by the House of Lords social mobility committee. It says this affects the majority of UK youngsters who do not take A-levels (Highers in Scotland) or degrees. The report says youngsters are…

By Go Recruits Posted Friday 15th of April 2016

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A Handy Guide To The New Tax Year

A Handy Guide To The New Tax Year As the new 2016/17 tax year begins, Sky News answers all your questions about how it might affect you. Today marks the official beginning of the 2016/17 tax year, which brings with it a raft of changes to pensions, tax and savings. Here’s a guide to what…

By Go Recruits Posted Friday 15th of April 2016

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New Tax Year Brings Saving And Pension Changes

New Tax Year Brings Saving And Pension Changes As the new tax year begins, Britain is faced with a number of key changes to income and saving. Chancellor George Osborne calls the changes to the State Pension ‘generous’ The new tax year begins today and with it come numerous changes to the ways we earn,…

By Go Recruits Posted Friday 15th of April 2016

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National Living Wage Comes Into Force

National Living Wage Comes Into Force Millions of workers will be paid more from today as the new national living wage becomes compulsory. The rate that everyone over the age of 25 can expect to receive is £7.20 per hour, an increase of 50p per hour on the previous minimum wage. But the new wage has…

By Go Recruits Posted Friday 15th of April 2016