City limits
The skills shortage for key positions in the City is a continuing problem, with recruitment agencies finding more creative ways to fill roles. Sam Barrett looks at possible solutions on the horizon
A change of employer every two or three years used to be the recommended way to progress a career but in the City of London this advice is no longer being heeded. Awash with vacancies, the City's
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