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• Recruitment consultants join government scheme
  UK recruitment consultants are working together under a new scheme put together by the government and the private sector to help people into work, it has been revealed.
• Criminal record check requests
  Those in office equipment recruitment should not make criminal record checks unnecessarily, an expert says.
• Business-to-business sales jobs 'are changing'
  An expert claims differences in the way businesses are buying goods means those in sales jobs will have to change too, a source reports.
• Website failures 'could cost UK firms'
  Companies in the UK could lose money in two ways if their website fails, it has been suggested.
• New recruitment guide launched
  A new guide has been launched with the intention of providing advice to personnel involved in the recruitment of staff.
• Combination of postal and digital marketing 'can boost sales'
  Firms can enhance their success by combining direct, postal marketing campaigns with digital channels, it has been suggested.
• New B2B deal for Kondor
  Accessories distributor Kondor has struck a deal to provide Vodafone prepay handsets and accessories to Toys R Us.
• Firms 'waste money on voice conferencing'
  Organisations could save £55 million a year by seeking out better voice conferencing deals, according to a new study.
• Office equipment sales line managers 'may need interview skills'
  Line managers in office equipment sales and other industries are not equipped with the necessary interview skills to identify the best candidates, it has been claimed.
• B2B sales line managers 'may need to up their game'
  Line managers working in the business to business (B2B) sales sector may be interested in new research on employee expectations.
• New iPhone set for office equipment sales success
  Those in office equipment sales jobs could soon see a change in the tide for Blackberry PDAs following the launch of the new Apple iPhone 3G yesterday.
• Office equipment boost from flexible working
  New flexible working rules could see a boost in office equipment sales as more businesses make efforts to accommodate homeworkers, reports suggest.
• The £10 billion WiFi device boom
  Global sales of WiFi-enabled products are set to reach around £10 billion in the next three years, it has been claimed.
• Retail sales jobs hit by new sexual harassment laws
  Employers in the retail sales are likely to be among the hardest hit by new sexual harassment rules, an industry expert has claimed.