NEW TO THE MARKET: 8-12 JUNE 2020

This week’s new launches include: Employertube, Screenable

Employertube has joined a list of registered suppliers in the UK government database to support the UK’s businesses in resuming their regular operations after the Covid-19 pandemic. As part of the database released recently by the UK government Crown Commercial Service, Employertube will provide a dedicated video interview and screening service to create a transparent recruitment process using technology for recruiters in these difficult times.

Employertube allows recruiters to scale and optimise their recruitment process and will help reduce the costs associated with travel and office space. With candidate management, video sharing, one-way solo interviews and video messaging features it goes beyond video conferencing platforms many employers have had to resort too, according to a company statement from Employertube.

Screenable, a smart video interview platform designed for recruiters to streamline applicant screenings and make the recruitment journey more efficient and effective, has launched. Video interviews are delivered in three simple steps to allow recruiters to identify the most suitable applicants for each role and build a database of candidates for future opportunities.

In the current Covid-19 situation, Screenable eliminates the most time-consuming part of recruiting and delivers a focused and successful process to hiring the best talent. To support recruiters Screenable credits their accounts with 20 free screenings in addition to a beneficial referral scheme.

In addition, the extended area of the platform is entirely free for candidates. They can generate a profile with video interviews that they can then share on professional platforms or with job applications to elevate their applications and help employers notice them.

REC CEO hits back at government cuts to agency spend

Government calls to eliminate agency spend at the NHS have received a fiery response from the Recruitment & Employment Confederation.

Legislation 3 June 2025

Government health leaders threaten ‘rip-off temporary staffing agencies’

NHS trusts and integrated care boards (ICBs) are being urged by government health leaders to eradicate agency spending to build on a £1bn fall in spending in 2024-25.

Legislation 3 June 2025

£1.5bn defence spending will create highly-skilled jobs in the UK

The UK government is to create more than 1,000 new jobs as a result of a £1.5bn defence investment.

Legislation 2 June 2025

APPOINTMENTS: 27-30 MAY 2025

This week’s appointments include: ECMS, Madison Berkeley, The Education Network

People 27 May 2025
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