All Staffing and Training News - May 2007

ANZ bank cuts IT jobs after offshoring

Australian bank ANZ is to axe an unspecified number of back-office IT jobs as a result of moving work to its Bangalore facility.

Gambro to use SuccessFactors talent management system

Medical technology firm Gambro is to use an on-demand talent management system for 4,000 employees across 40 countries.

MI5 wants IT experts

MI5 is to recruit IT experts in software development, among other areas, in a campaign to add 500 new employees to the national security organisation.

Durham fire service boosts IT performance with Actuate

County Durham and Darlington Fire & Rescue Service is deploying the Actuate Performancesoft Suite to underpin its performance management strategies.

Recruiters will have to go global to meet IT skills needs, says Gartner

Businesses will have to adapt their recruitment processes to cope with a shortage of IT professionals with combined business and technology experience over the next five years, Gartner predicted this week.

Allianz signs outsourcing deal with Fujitsu

Insurance and financial services group Allianz has signed a five-year £274m strategic outsourcing partnership with Fujitsu Services for the provision of desktop, network and telecommunication services.

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UK IT staff to go as Barclays offshores

IT support workers are among 1,100 staff who will lose their jobs when Barclays Bank shrinks operations at its Dorset office and moves some roles overseas.

Demand for IT staff hits a five-year high

Outsourcing helps drive demand for high-end technical skills

IT workers migrate North

IT jobs are heading north as a result of increased regional development grants and big businesses establishing new operations there, and South East IT workers are planning to follow the work.
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