The Sales Executive News (January 2010)

News Archive

• Changes to retirement age will 'help over-50s find sales jobs'
  26/01/2010
  Amendments to the default retirement age in the UK will help over-50s find sales jobs and remain in employment, according to an industry expert.
• More people turning to study to boost sales recruitment chance
  26/01/2010
  More and more young people are turning to study instead of job seekers' allowance, boosting their chances of future success in sales recruitment.
• Sales jobs to cater more for the over 65s
  25/01/2010
  The retirement age could be scrapped, meaning that more people over 65 could be looking for sales recruitment opportunities.
• Experts: Sales job guarantees should be given to unemployed
  18/01/2010
  A number of experts have come together to recommend that guarantees should be made to give anyone claiming Job Seekers Allowance for 12 months or longer a job.
• Expert: Retirement age should be scrapped
  12/01/2010
  There could be more people working in sales jobs beyond the current retirement age in the coming years, according to an industry expert.
• New year brings about a fresh start for sales recruitment
  08/01/2010
  Entering into a new year often brings with it fresh opportunities for sales recruitment, according to an industry expert.
• Nearly 100 per cent of sales recruitment hopefuls on Facebook
  07/01/2010
  Nearly every student and graduate has a Facebook profile page, according to a study into young people's social networking habits.
• Sales recruitment top of New Year resolution charts
  06/01/2010
  Britons will be looking for sales recruitment success in 2010, according to a survey of New Year resolutions.
• People should evaluate their goals in the New Year
  04/01/2010
  Those hoping for sales recruitment success need to make sure that they are making the most of their opportunities in their 20s, according to an expert.