Today I learnt that SLA Europe has a new Jobs Board on its website. As you'd expect it covers job opportunities in the information field.
Recruiters can post vacancies for free until 6th April to celebrate the launch of the service; after that fees will apply. It's free to browse though (or you can subscribe to the RSS feed).
http://www.sla-europe.org/jobs/
They say you learn something new every day. I'm a law librarian. What did I learn today? **Sadly I don't have the time to update this blog anymore. I'll leave it live for the sake of posterity for a little while longer**
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Wednesday, 14 March 2012
Thursday, 16 February 2012
SLA Europe bursaries for the 2012 SLA Conference in Chicago
Today I learnt that SLA Europe wants to send you to the 2012 SLA Conference in Chicago (if you are an information professional living or working in Europe, with more than five years’ experience, and have not won an SLA Europe Early Careers Conference Award within the last five years, that is). You don't even need to be an SLA member.
Further details about how and when to apply are on the SLA website:
http://www.sla-europe.org/awards/sla-europe-conference-award/conference-award-application-guidelines/
Further details about how and when to apply are on the SLA website:
http://www.sla-europe.org/awards/sla-europe-conference-award/conference-award-application-guidelines/
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