Opinion

Viewpoint: Why can’t recruiters recruit for themselves?

Retention issues don’t need to be a painful concept.

HR 4 March 2024

The Last Word March/April 2024: Dr Cath Sleeman

Greening the job market.

Soundbites: March/April 2024

What is the bravest step forward your business has made so far in 2024?

4 March 2024
DeeDee Doke

Editor's leader March/April 2024

In turbulent times, we need a strong core to keep our business agile.

4 March 2024
Alan Furley

The Last Word January/February 2024: Alan Furley

Is recruitment’s pricing structure broken?

16 January 2024
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Soundbites: January/February 2024

What is your first order of business in 2024?

16 January 2024
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Viewpoint: Give it a try?

On the surface, I can appreciate why employee trial days might seem like a good idea.

16 January 2024

The Last Word November/December 2023: Paul Chamberlain

I started doing these LinkedIn Learnings posts as I was becoming intrigued by the week by the breadth and depth of LinkedIn posts on what I thought was a professional/business platform. It was meant as a bit of fun but it seems to have gained some traction.

10 November 2023
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Soundbites: November/December 2023

What role or roles do you see AI playing in your business next year and beyond?

IT/Telecoms, HR 10 November 2023

Letter to the Editor: Labour shortages

Labour shortages doesn't lead to lower wages

13 September 2022

EXPERT OPINION: The AWR is likely to go

The election of Liz Truss as prime minister is likely to lead to the repeal of the Agency Workers Regulations 2010 (AWR) says John Hayes, managing partner at Constantine Law.

HR 8 September 2022

EXPERT OPINION: Supporting employees’ mental health through therapy

As more and more companies support their employees with mental health issues in the workplace, choosing the right therapy is important.

HR 8 September 2022

Viewpoint: Attack of the umbrella clones – the sequel

A new threat to compliance is on the rise in the umbrella sector

HR 11 July 2022

Tech & Tools: July/August 2022

IN FOCUS: In artificial intelligence we trust?

IT/Telecoms 11 July 2022

Recruitment Mum: July/August 2022

Do you have a recruitment work dilemma? Ask our Recruitment Mum – she’ll answer questions big or small!

11 July 2022

Editor's leader July/August 2022

It's been a tough time for everyone in recent months.

11 July 2022

The last word July/August 2022: Alex Dick

Working from anywhere: an essential step for the recruitment industry

Marketing & Sales, Legal 11 July 2022
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Soundbites: July/August 2022

So far, what kind of year has 2022 been for you and your business?

11 July 2022

Viewpoint: How recruiters can be proactive on ESG

Recruiters can help organisations get to grips with environmental social governance.

9 May 2022

Tech & Tools: May/June 2022

IN FOCUS: Customer relationship management and application tracking systems.

IT/Telecoms 9 May 2022

The Workplace: May/June 2022

Having a stimulating office environment can encourage innovation and creativity.

9 May 2022

Editor's leader May/June 2022

What would you think about an extra Bank Holiday every year?

9 May 2022

The Last Word May/June 2022: Alan Furley

Why quality over quantity wins the day.

9 May 2022
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Soundbites: May/June 2022

What impact will an influx of Ukrainian refugees/political asylum seekers have on the UK talent market?

9 May 2022

Sponsored: Four steps to energise your temp recruitment agency to place candidates quicker

If you’re a provider of temporary recruitment, you’ll be no stranger to the logistical challenges this throws up. The temporary staffing market is highly competitive. Filling temporary roles which are often shift-based and lower-wage can be challenging, especially when workers are in short supply. As the candidate driven market we’re experiencing continues to evolve, you’ll be conscious of the efficiencies required to ensure you’re finding – and placing – the right candidates ahead of your competition.

29 April 2022
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