UKFast says it has had over 5,000 job applicants this year

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UKFast says it has had over 5,000 job applicants this year

Hosting firm says fourfold rise in applicants reinforces buoyant IT jobs market

UKFast has claimed that over 5,000 people have applied for roles at the hosting firm this year, a fourfold annual hike it says reflects the buoyancy of the wider tech jobs market. The number of applicants...

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