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cHeRries Business Breakfast launches in Aberdeen this March - Vimarsana News

cHeRries Business Breakfast launches in Aberdeen this March

Find out more about the cHeRries Business Breakfast events, ahead of the first session in Aberdeen this March.

cHeRries Awards 2024: Entries open to reward HR excellence - Vimarsana News

cHeRries Awards 2024: Entries open to reward HR excellence

Entries are now open for the cHeRries Awards 2024 that celebrate the best in the field of human resources.

cHeRries Awards has extended deadline for applications - Vimarsana News

cHeRries Awards has extended deadline for applications

The cHeRries Awards, in association with Mattioli Woods, has extended the deadline for nominations ahead awards ceremony in June.

cHeRries Awards 2023 extends deadline for entries - Vimarsana News

cHeRries Awards 2023 extends deadline for entries

The cHeRries Awards, in association with Mattioli Woods, has extended the deadline for nominations ahead awards ceremony in June.

SPONSORED: Tourism industry options for hiring migrant workers - Vimarsana News

SPONSORED: Tourism industry options for hiring migrant workers

SPONSORED: Tourism industry options for hiring migrant workers By Sponsored Content © Supplied Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Scotland’s tourist industry is predicting an influx of UK holidaymakers this summer, with the northern Highlands likely to be a staycation hotspot, says Fiona Herrell, employment partner at Brodies LLP. Here, Fiona explains more: “Historically, EU nationals have filled many of the vacancies within tourism; in 2017 an estimated 207,000 EEA citizens were employed in S...