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The recruitment marketplace may be seen as a land of opportunity by some, but recognising cultural differences is integral to success in the country.
It’s no secret that there is a skills shortage in many industries. High-quality candidates are hard to find, and competition is fierce. It’s no longer about who offers the biggest salary; candidates want more benefits from employers. They want career progression, opportunities and development.
How happy are in-house recruiters in their current jobs? And how likely are they to seek pastures new over the next year? The findings of a recent survey suggest that many in-house recruiters across the seniority spectrum could be on the move before 2016 kicks in.
Colin Cottell meets Martin Tucker and Mark Turner, joint managing partners of the leading recruiter in this year’s FAST 50, sponsored by Hitachi Capital Invoice finance.

Jon Hull, one of Recruiter’s 11 Most Influential In-house Recruiters for 2014, joins support services and construction company Carillion as head of recruitment.

Relying too heavily on outdated analytics software could damage your business performance
Cloud computing is changing the way recruitment companies are delivering IT resources to their staff.
With a record number of new entrants to this year’s Recruiter FAST 50, compiled by Boxington Corporate Finance, find out what is driving the growth of these recruiters and what the future holds for the industry.
Metro Bank is to use an online recruitment mix to fill 500 new roles this year, according to a spokesperson for the retail bank.
Tax-avoiding tactics of employment intermediaries such as umbrella companies, as alleged by Channel 4’s Dispatches earlier this week, are on the radar of HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC).
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