IT recruiters upbeat about 2012 jobs outlook, says REC

Sooraj Shah
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But skills gap still needs to be addressed

IT recruiters are "relatively upbeat" about the jobs outlook in 2012 according to the Recruitment & Employment Confederation (REC). The feedback comes from the REC's technology sector group and ...

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