Recruiting News

Los Angeles - Since the growth of LinkedIn, a social networking website for people in professional job positions, many have pegged the question: is the recruiting industry dead? As the employment pool grows and the job vacancies shrink, companies rely on recruitment.

Brian Kelly is only about a month on the job as the Notre Dame head coach and he is having to figure out how much Charlie Weis promised to potential recruits.

Despite a depressingly tight job market, many corporate executives are saying "Thanks, but no thanks" to some lucrative jobs.

The European Space Agency (ESA) is recruiting. It is inviting applications from citizens of ESA member states, starting Monday May 19 for four weeks. Successful applicants will be boldly going to the International Space Station, the Moon and beyond.

CSIS has hired 100 new officers into the Canadian intelligence gathering arena and it had a huge pool of job seekers to choose from. Over 14,500 Canadians submitted applications last year.

A pregnant woman was recruited to bring drugs into Canada but was caught.

Now Hiring: Canada's spy agency is looking for about seventy percent more intelligence officers to fill positions of retiring officers.

"The military's top human resources manager says the Canadian Forces will hit its recruiting targets, despite a high number of medical discharges." .............and a few deaths I suppose

The US Army exceeded most of its recruiting and retention goals for October