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IT skills shortage at two-year low

UK employers are finding it easier to hire staff with the right IT background, resulting in a two-year low for figures on skills shortages, according to e-skills UK.

Millions of workers have poor 'desk health'

Millions of office workers are suffering the effects of chronic poor "desk health".

Call centre creates 320 new jobs in the North East

Garlands Call Centres is creating 320 new jobs at its call centres in the Tees Valley.

'Mainframe masters' highlight job opportunities

IBM has announced the winners of a competition designed to encourage the teaching of mainframe skills in colleges and universities.

Universities and employers back new business-focused IT degrees

A new type of IT degree designed to give employers a stream of IT professionals with business, technology and communication skills has won backing from 12 UK universities.

Next Move: How do I get essential business skills?

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  • Date: 24 April 2007
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Downtime: Users take their laptops shaken and stirred

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  • Date: 23 April 2007
The wacky world of IT

Focus on experience poses professionalism challenge

Experience is cited as important for IT management more often than qualifications, ­according to a BCS survey.

Avaya intros VoWLAN, IP DECT devices for 'campus nomads'

VoWLAN and IP DECT devices, released this week by Avaya, help connect the latest mobile worker: the campus nomad.

Passwords up for grabs for chocolate

An alarming proportion of IT professionals are prepared to disclose their personal passwords to researchers in return for a smile and a free bar of chocolate.
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