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Banking talent retained despite supertax, says Goodman Masson
The supertax on banks has not resulted in a much-feared exodus of financial services talent abroad, according to Richard Hoar, director at financial recruiter Goodman Masson.
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Cost control causes rising demand for purchasing managers
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Hays profits fall
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Spencer Stuart finds top media talent
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Appointments: Kelly Services appoints head of business development
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GPW launches Rugby League Recruitment
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Appointments: Bond Williams appoints consultants
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Appointments: BCL Legal recruits consultants
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Appointments: Nakama appoints Melbourne director
International News
Michael Page looks to Latin expansion
Michael Page International will open an office in Chile later this year and is considering a move into India as the company deepens and expands its global presence.
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Change of leadership
As the world economy begins to emerge from recession, the skill set required of senior leaders is changing. But how are the assessment tools and techniques used by organisations and their recruitment partners adapting? Colin Cottell investigates
Support your back office
When the going gets tough, many companies look to slash the burden of costly back-office systems, but in doing so they could be missing out on new business opportunities. Scott Beagrie looks at the benefits of outsourcing back-office functions
