The Sales Executive News (June 2010)

News Archive

• Financial services job opportunities 'could increase in next 3 months'
  30/06/2010
  New jobs are likely to be created in the financial services industry due to its strong growth rate during the last three months.
• Internet has changed world of retail sales
  23/06/2010
  The internet has become a main stay of British retail culture, according to an expert, who said that the Budget announcements could give sales a temporary lift in the coming months.
• Budget 'could lead to rise in SME hiring'
  23/06/2010
  The number of sales jobs available from small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) could increase in the wake of today's Emergency Budget.
• Budget 'could lead to rise in SME hiring'
  22/06/2010
  The number of sales jobs available from small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) could increase in the wake of today's Emergency Budget.
• Two-thirds say retirement age should be abolished
  21/06/2010
  More people want to stay in sales jobs for longer, which would be helped by abolishing the retirement age.
• Looking further afield could be perfect for sales recruitment
  17/06/2010
  Firms looking to recruit sales staff could attract a wider variety of candidates and increased productivity if they looked further afield and allowed flexible working hours or working from home.
• Sports watches could be just the ticket for sales staff
  08/06/2010
  People in sales jobs with some commission to burn should consider investing in a sports watch, according to one magazine, which said that the accessory can look good in various situations.
• Centre of Excellence could create sales jobs
  03/06/2010
  A major employer in Londonderry could create sales jobs as part of an expansion plan which will see it bring a European Centre of Excellence to the region, according to one newspaper.