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The Shortlist RSS feed is an easy way to view the headlines and summaries from Shortlist.

What Is RSS?
RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication and it is a system that enables you to receive regular and automatic updates from websites you are interested in. So instead of having to monitor your favourite sites on a regular basis, you can use RSS to deliver news items from each website to you.

How do I Access the RSS feeds?
Before you can have access to this service you must obtain the appropriate software. Newsreaders are generally available online and many of them are free of charge. You can either choose a news reader to download and install on your computer or alternatively you can access web-based services through your web browser.

There is a list of RSS readers maintained at DMOZ Open Directory Project.

All the Shortlist RSS News Feeds are listed below.

» All Articles » Latest News » Talent Management » Employment branding » Employment law » Health & safety » Industrial relations » IT recruitment » ITCRA » Job boards » Labour market news » Legislation » People » RCSA » Recruitment company news » Recruitment tenders » RPO » Social media » Sourcing

» Events Summary

» Jobs Summary

To subscribe to an RSS feed, right-click on the orange RSS icon above and select "Copy Shortcut" or "Copy Link Location" , copy the location URL and then paste it into your RSS reader. Follow the instructions for your particular news reader.

How to use the Shortlist RSS feed
If you want to read a full news item, you can view it in the RSS reader, or read it in your usual internet browser, such as Internet Explorer, Netscape, or Safari (the latest version of Safari has an integrated RSS reader).

The Shortlist RSS feed is currently in beta version. Please note there may be compatibility issues with some web-based readers.

Who can use this service?
To view entire Shortlist articles in your RSS reader, you will have to be a Shortlist subscriber and know your username and password.

All Shortlist feeds and articles are protected by copyright. You may not redistribute or display Shortlist articles or RSS feeds without our written consent.