This article may not be our normal type of directly related Careers Advice but we think it’s an important subject to raise, with all the issues in politics at the moment mainly revolving around expenses of MP’s whilst we have our personal views on that subject we don’t believe that the constant calls for a general election would be of any benefit to the UK economy or go any way to helping restore the UK jobs market.

        

It’s the announcement you don’t want: your employer is no longer able to pay you and you’re being given the big heave-ho. TheSite.org investigates what you are entitled to when you are made redundant.

        

As part of our series of articles highlighting Government Funded Support to help the United Kingdom’s unemployed back in to full time sustainable work, this article is designed for disabled people who are looking to return to work, the New Deal for Disabled People programme is designed just for you to help you back in to employment.

        

Everyone’s doing it these days the Twitter revolution is firmly upon us, if you don’t know what Twitter is yet it’s called a micro blog site and allows you 140 characters where you can tell people what you are doing at any point during a day.

        

Each week we will be bringing you a new jobsite which our Career Engineer team will be signing up to and giving a tough time to grade the site in a number of key areas and rating the website out of 5 *’s

        

Should you send a thank you letter after the interview?

        

There are now too few jobs for UK graduates, and the gap between the supply of high-level workers and jobs for them is growing, a report suggests.

        

If you are serious about looking for a job then you should treat your job search just like a job. Think about how you planned your day at work, and then apply that same planning to job search.

        

The question we have been asked so many times in recent months, the simple answer has to be a big YES from us at The Career Engineer.

        

At WoWMyCV(UK) we have had a number of questions emailed to us lately about how to go about becoming a financial advisor, so here’s how: