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The 1990s supermodel Linda Evangelista was once quoted as saying that she didn’t get out of bed for less than $10,000 a day. She’s got lots of company in Wisbech, Cambridgeshire where Britons who could work choose not to, as a BBC documentary has revealed.
Bloggers with Bite
Back to business as usual
Y’know, I fear this recession wasn’t bad enough. We have the bankers acting like it never happened and the big recruitment firms starting to tell us it’s getting better for them. On top of that the executive search firms don’t appear to be changing their wicked ways. This, of course, does represent opportunities for the little guy/gal in recruitment.
Soap Box
Portrayed in the worst possible light
Agencies involved in the so-called construction cartel have not been given a fair trial from the OFT or the press
Ditch the 'first past the post' culture
Relationships matter, both with clients and candidates - and form the basis of an ethical way of working
The Challenge
South Atlantic mission
Upfront & Personnel came to the Falkland Island Company’s rescue to find a sales advisor willing to travel 8,000 miles from the UK
Blowing its own trumpet
When Talascend decided it needed to replace its creaking server-based systems, it turned to Bullhorn’s integrated software solution
Sound Bites
Soundbites
“What training do you offer those interviewing on behalf of your company and have you had any ’interesting’ interview experiences yourself?”
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FROM: Ditch the hobbies from CVs
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FROM: Permanent places grow at fastest pace since 2007
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FROM: Recruitment takes too long
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FROM: britishmedicaljobs.com launches
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FROM: UK employers still keen on graduates
