Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from COREcruitment!
The team at COREcruitment would like to wish you and your family a happy festive holiday. In the run up to Christmas, we've been particularly busy sourcing new roles, matching candidates to vacancies, interviewing and offering advice. If you haven't do so, please send us your CV and let us find you your dream role before the new year.
Just a bit of fun
Sitting around waiting for the countdown until Christmas? We've got the perfect game for you: we've built an apple throwing game to take your mind off all the Christmas shopping (or lack thereof!).
Want to work at the London 2012 Olympics
Want to be a part of one of the world's most exciting and memorable events? COREcruitment has officially begun the recruitment for the London Olympics 2012. We are offering a wide range of contract jobs allowing our candidates to become part of the exhilarating run up to the London 2012 Olympic Games. This will be the third time London has hosted the games having also done so in 1908 and 1948.
>> Register your CV now and let the games begin!
Launching the new COREchefs website
The long awaiting redesign of the COREchefs website has launched this week. The new COREchefs site caters for both clients and candidates. Get the latest restaurant and chef news and top jobs.
>> Click here to learn about job hunting myths
>> View the new COREchefs.com website now
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Submit Your CV Before the New Year and Jump Start the Competition
The holidays are fast approaching, are you looking for a career change? Search for that perfect role by visiting us on www.corecrutiment.com. And submit your CV now!
Our top current global vacancies are in the following sectors:
- Restaurant Managers
- Food and Beverage Managers
- Operations Managers
- Chefs and many more
>> Register your CV
Did you know?
There are lots of traditions associated with the festive season, but have you ever thought about where they come from? Below is a little nugget of snow-how.
- Holly - The Romans started using holly in winter - they gave it to each other as a seasonal gift.
- Mistletoe - We kiss under the mistletoe because in Scandinavian legend it was the symbol of love.
- Christmas cards - The first Christmas card was sent in 1840, in Britain.
- Mince pies - You should eat mince pies in silence, and make a wish with each one.
- Christmas pudding - This was originally a type of porridge called frumenty, but more and more ingredients got added through the years.
- Christmas crackers - Invented in the mid 1800s, these bangers were originally called cosaques.
- Christmas trees - British people started putting trees in their houses when Queen Victoria's husband Albert brought the idea over from Germany in 1841.
- New Years - The Roman senate declared January 1 as the New Year in 153 BC. Though even this date saw major tampering, it was Julius Caesar who again declared January 1 in Julian calendar as the New Year, in 46 BC.
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