AN EMPLOYABILITY qualification for students leaving college or school was one idea that businesses at a conference yesterday thought could prove an advantage in getting interviewees ready for the workplace.

AROUND 30 jobs are to go at Credit Suisse after the company announced it was outsourcing its fund administration business in Guernsey.

RECRUITMENT agents have commended Social Security and Housing for an initiative to help unemployed locals have a proper chance in job interviews.

GOING straight into a job, rather than studying at university, is getting more popular.

A RECENT survey suggests more than a third of workers want to change jobs and careers, but only once the recession is over.

AN EMPLOYER can still dismiss an employee awaiting trial if they have a reasonable belief they have committed an offence, according to a top employment lawyer.

NEXT year’s Careers Show is already looking for interested employers to put their names down to take part.

GRADUATES and school leavers must look at their attitude and take a proactive approach to finding a job, according to employers.

THERE are more candidates than jobs, local recruitment agencies report.

GUERNSEY could become a pioneer of flexible working practices if the business community were to embrace the concept, according to a recruitment boss.