Health care jobs go unfilled
20 August 2008
 There has been a significant growth in the number of unfilled care home jobs, according to new figures released by a specialist online recruitment firm. Jobs4Medical has announced it has more than 1,200 care home specific jobs that need filling on its website, despite receiving more than 16,000 applications since the start of the year.The company claims that care home managers are facing an uphill struggle as a result of the credit crunch and lots of posts remain available.Vicky Scott, operations manager at Jobs4Medical, said: "We have had contact with an increasing number of care home professionals who are feeling the squeeze right now.""There has never been a greater importance in reducing the cost of the recruiting process," she added.Jobs4Medical, which is part of the Jobs4Group, was launched in 2005 and has 108,000 unique visitors to its global medical recruitment site every month of the year.  © Adfero Ltd
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