Editor's Leader November 2016

Editor's Leader November 2016
Thu, 27 October 2016 | By DeeDee Doke

FROM NOVEMBER'S RECRUITER MAGAZINE 

Innovation in business, our 2016 Investing in Talent Awards and Brexit kept Recruiter’s team stimulated and on the go in the past month with events in Leeds and London.  


Meeting readers and being challenged by high-level thinking – what an enjoyable way to spend the day! Thanks to all who participated, and a very big ‘thank you’ indeed to our panellists plus Irwin Mitchell, Squire Patton Boggs, the Association of Recruitment Consultancies (ARC), Northstar and hiredbyme.com. 

The irony of the initial discussions around a post-Brexit UK is that the very issues the ‘Leave’ campaign focused on as persuasions to join their movement are those seeming the unlikeliest to be viable. ARC’s bold new Post-Brexit Manifesto offers some common-sense concepts that could benefit the recruitment industry while one suggestion – a joined-up tax approach – would benefit the entire country. Yet is anyone listening? The UK needs a dynamic, healthy recruitment industry and job economy now more than ever; the UK needs the business expertise, the natural entrepreneurial capabilities and understanding of jobs, skills, workplace and employment our sector has to offer. 

Recruitment must have a place at Brexit planning’s head table.

DeeDee Doke, editor


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