Sales Wales News (October 2009)

News Archive

• Event 'to highlight AWD's effect on sales recruitment'
  27/10/2009
  An event being held in the West Midlands next week promises to inform companies about new changes that could affect their use of temporary workers for sales jobs.
• Workers in Northern Ireland 'looking at sales recruitment'
  26/10/2009
  New research shows 97 per cent of workers in Northern Ireland are unhappy with their current employer, highlighting the importance of using sales recruitment.
• Recruiter survey 'highlights importance of sales recruitment services'
  26/10/2009
  Employers are increasingly struggling to find talented workers despite the high level of unemployment, highlighting the importance of using a sales recruitment service.
• Sales jobs applicants 'expected to be Twitter literature'
  23/10/2009
  Those looking at sales jobs are increasingly expected to use social networks such as Twitter to achieve their goals, an expert suggests.
• Education and marriage 'play big role' in sales recruitment
  13/10/2009
  Re-employment prospects of people looking for sales jobs are being positively linked with education and marriage factors, according to a new report.
• Female sales jobs applicants 'should dress well'
  05/10/2009
  Female candidates applying for sales jobs should ensure they dress well, although this can present applicants with additional difficulties.
• Baroness Scotland 'offers lessons for sales jobs employers'
  02/10/2009
  Employers hiring for sales jobs should learn from the Baroness Scotland case and ensure they conduct the necessary checks, an expert advises.
• Sales jobs applicants 'should wear more supportive shoes'
  01/10/2009
  Female sales jobs applicants should ensure they do not put their foot health at risk by wearing unsupportive shoes, an expert has warned.
• Personalising CVs 'key to obtaining dream sales jobs'
  01/10/2009
  Sales jobs applicants must ensure they personalise their CVs if they are to have the highest chance of getting the position.