All Staffing and Training News - November 2006

IT and telecoms workers wrestling with debt

A fifth of IT and telecoms workers are in serious debt, with unsecured debts of at least £10,000, according to research by debt solutions consultancy Thomas Charles.

Twin-track ITIL under threat, warns analyst firm

Industry analyst Gartner has warned that changes in ITIL best practice accreditation threaten a to create two competing training programmes.

Should teenage hackers be jailed?

The Big Question is an initiative between Computer Weekly and recruitment consultancy PSD. Each week we put the Big Question to top IT professionals to get their take on a current talking point.

Offshoring widens pay gap between IT professionals

The wage gap between senior and junior IT professionals is widening as businesses continue to outsource basic IT development and support overseas.

Herbert Smith signs ‘co-sourcing’ deal to back up in-house team

Law firm Herbert Smith has engaged IT services provider Plan-Net to provide back up to its in-house IT team through a “co-sourcing support” deal.

Next move: What do I need to work with Cisco networks?

  • News
  • Date: 21 November 2006
The question: What do I need to work with Cisco networks?

Employers collaborate on careers fairs to draw more graduates into IT

IT services companies and the British Computer Society are collaborating in a series of joint careers fairs to encourage university graduates to consider joining the IT profession.

Security check delays 'still cause staff shortages'

Delays in awarding security clearances to government staff are continuing to lead to shortages of IT staff in key roles, it was claimed this week.

IT salaries show healthy rise

  • News
  • Date: 20 November 2006
IT directors are 4% better off this year, taking home an average £71,000 in their wallets.

Yahoo internal memo warns on staffing

Yahoo needs a major shake up and should cut its staff by up to 20% if it is to compete with rivals, a leaked management memo has warned.
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