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Jobs in the travel sector

The corporate travel sector may not have an image as glamorous as its leisure counterpart, but there are exciting opportunities for globetrotting graduates. more

Meditation: the key to financial stress ?

The latest unemployment figures may lead us to focus on job insecurity. This uncertainty can lead to stress, worry and anxiety. How can we cope? more

Careers abroad

What is it really like to start your career abroad? We talk to three graduates who are now reaping the rewards of having taken that step. more

Better bio-diesel

Higher yields of better-performing bio-diesel could be produced using a new method developed by University of California.

Hands-free texting

Clemson University researchers have developed a hands-free alternative to cell phone texting while driving.

Toyota recalls Prius

Toyota will recall 52,902 units of its third generation Prius in Europe in order to enhance the software used to manage the vehicle’s Anti Lock Brake System.

Studying energy

The challenges presented by global competition for access to oil, gas and mineral resources are the subject of a European-wide study.

Olympics construction jobs

Cities that win Olympic bids experience neither boom nor bust in their real estate prices, but gain construction jobs as they prepare for the Games.

Graduate jobs

The Berkeley Group, Britain’s leading urban regenerator, is pleased to welcome 25 new graduates for 2010.

Banking bonuses

New research suggests top executives think bonuses are more important to others than to themselves.

The gender pay gap

The European Commission has called for the gender pay gap to be urgently addressed as it leads to a waste of resources for society and businesses.

ESSEC launches POLLEN

ESSEC Business School has announced the launch of “POLLEN”, a new equal opportunity to support high school students.

Staff protection policies

Despite injuries and accidents costing businesses more than £3billion a year, firms are more focused on growing profits than protecting their staff.

Biotechnology jobs

A significant increase in the recruitment of contract staff is expected during the next 12 months in the UK biotechnology sector.

Sustainable chemical companies

Global chemical companies could release at least one billion Euro in cash flow if they increase their sustainability performance.

European e-skills Week

European e-skills Week aims to review the EU e-skills strategy's achievements in terms of digital literacy and boosting the e-skills of all EU citizens.

Data-roaming protection

European mobile phone operators are now obliged under EU roaming rules to offer their customers a cut-off limit facility to protect them from 'bill shocks'.

Internet passwords

A little-used Internet authentication system from the 1980s could provide the answer for enabling web users to securely log in only once per Internet session.

Spring Graduate Fair

The Spring Graduate Fair at the University of London will bring together a range of employers who are recruiting for 2010.

Technology skills

The School of Computing at the University of Kent has joined e-skills on their internship programme designed to boost the employability of UK graduates.

Short courses

Bournemouth University has launched 22 new short courses to provide professional development for product designers and engineers.