All Staffing and Training News - September 2007

Unilever will not cut IT jobs

Unilever UK says no IT jobs will be affected by its recent announcement as part of a planned restructuring programme that could see the manufacturer cut thousands of jobs over the next four years.

European Commission allocates millions of pounds to aid redundant mobile phone workers

The European Commission has allocated millions of pounds to help more than 4,000 mobile phone manufacturing workers who have lost their jobs through globalisation.

CIO spotlight:eight top tips to being a good CIO

Former IT director Dr Robina Chatham gives CIOs eight top tips on how to be a good CIO

Chief Information Officers: What it takes to be a good CIO

CIOs: What is the role of the Chief Information Officer and what makes a good CIO?

NDI invests £100,000 in new IT infrastructure

Northern Defence Industries (NDI) has invested £100,000 in a new IT infrastructure for its new headquarters and Marine Design Centre in Newcastle.

Jailed Chinese cyber-crook offered £66,000 job

The Chinese virus writer jailed for four years is the latest cyber-crook to be offered a job by the IT industry.

Betfair to build on staff programmes on back of last year’s award success

  • News
  • Date: 24 September 2007
Betfair, winner of the hospitality, entertainment and leisure category in Computer Weekly's 2007 Best Places to Work in IT competition, is planning to build on last year's achievements with more staff training.

Leitch Review Pledge aiming too low

  • News
  • Date: 24 September 2007
The relevance of the Leitch Review Skills Pledge to the IT sector is being questioned, with IT professionals needing higher qualifications than it allows for.

IT newcomers turn to web for guidance

  • News
  • Date: 24 September 2007
Web 2.0 and social networking are changing the way young people look for and embark on careers, according to research commissioned by recruiter Harvey Nash and carried out by research firm YouGov.

LogicaCMG and Oracle address on-demand HR market

LogicaCMG and Oracle have joined forces to address the on-demand human resources market.
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