Eames hires Benton for FS recruitment

Professional recruiters Eames Consulting Group have appointed Andrew Benton as a senior consultant within its UK financial and professional services change management division.

CTPartners gets Hook for life science search

Executive search firm CTPartners has taken on Nathaniel Hook as a partner in its life sciences and healthcare practice, based in the firm’s London office.

Clements cautions on international growth for recruiters

Recruiter’s March cover profile star Russell Clements, the former chief executive officer of staffing firm SThree, now chair of visual analytics company cube19, gives advice to recruitment agencies interested in going for overseas growth in the below video:

Shark man can be rescued from the jaws of despair, say recruiters

The publicity surrounding Paul Marshallsea, the Merthyr Tydfil man who was sacked after his employer saw footage of him wrestling with a shark as it threatened children in Australia earlier this year – despite being off work for stress since last April – need not damage his chances of finding work through an agency.

TheLadders sued for ‘premium job site’ claim

Job site TheLadders is facing a class action lawsuit in New York challenging its claim to be “a premium job site for only $100k+ [£67k] jobs, and only $100k+ talent”, according to the law firm representing premium members of the site.

The Olympic recruitment legacy

How do you keep a project workforce motivated when they know from day one on the job that their jobs will cease to exist the moment the project is finished? This was just the issue faced by Paul Modley, the man who led the recruitment effort at London 2012.

Street Crane Company gets lift to attract engineering talent

UK industrial crane and hoist manufacturer Street Crane Company tells Recruiter it has revamped its recruitment strategy to compete more effectively with larger and better-known graduate employers by moving to “a more proactive” approach.