All Staffing and Training News - May 2008

Opportunities in the datacentre

Working in a datacentre may not sound like the most glamorous corner of IT, but for staff who like to work in a close-knit team using the latest technologies and who can handle occasional periods of high stress and out-of-hours working, it is ideal. It is also a great place to develop specialist skills while getting a grounding across the full spread of IT operations.

Unilever transforms IT professionals into business partners

Global manufacturer Unilever is training its IT services departments to to play a more important role in the business.

Database blacklist threat for dishonest employees

UK staff accused of theft or dishonesty could be listed on a database now available to employers.

Girls turned off IT careers by lack of role models

Fewer girls than boys consider a career in technology because they do not see positive female role models in the industry, according to research in schools.

IT managers too busy with maintenance to reach the board

Senior IT managers are struggling to reach the board because they are too busy dealing with IT maintenance, research has revealed.

IT jobs in jeopardy as Royal Bank of Scotland integrates ABN Amro

IT job cuts are inevitable as the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) integrates its wholesale banking division and the UK operations of ABN Amro which it acquired last year, say industry analysts.
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