A rebranding of restaurant group Tragus’s career site, best known for its chains including Cafe Rouge, Belgo, Bella Italia and Strada, has resulted in a 50% increase in applications since the site’s redesign in November, according to head of recruitment & policy, Claire Clarke.
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Multi-sector recruiter Eximius has strengthened its team with a number of appointments across its divisions.
Shauna Patel and Stefan Hemmingway join the senior accounting financial services team of Eximius Finance.
Ruth Messenger and Alex Cobden have been appointed consultants at middle and back office banking recruiter Eximius Operations.
Home care specialist recruiter Personnel & Care Bank (PCB) has expanded its operations as a result of a two-year sole agency contract with the East Thames Group.
Recruitment advertising and communications agency TMP Worldwide is enhancing its onboarding service to clients by enabling new joiners to social network with potential colleagues before they start.
Recruitment agency review site HireScores.com has ‘noted a trend in the days that employees are likely to pull a sickie’.
Can’t wait to find out, so that the entire HR department can be put on alert? Drum roll please. The days are… Mondays and Fridays. Mmm.
Online social and professional networking site WorkinSchools has launched.
www.workinschools.co.uk enables teachers and other people employed in education to network with friends and colleagues also in education in a pupil-free online environment, as well as view jobs using its job search engine.
HR recruiter Syme Drummond has opened for business.
The firm, led by Katie Drummond, is based in Scotland and will cover the HR and learning market for Scotland and the whole of the UK.
Drummond told Recruiter: “I have always worked in HR and learning & development recruitment. I am looking to grow the business and continue in the specialism that I have chosen.
UK online recruitment activity bounced back after January’s seasonal blip to reach its highest levels since December 2008, according to the latest Monster Employment Index.
The Australian arm of recruitment advertising firm TMP Worldwide was placed into voluntary administration on Wednesday after falling victim to the global financial crisis. According to a report in The Australian newspaper, around 200 jobs are at risk at six locations around the country.
Kellan Group has announced a loss of £3.2m for the first half of 2009.
This compares with a profit of £1.3m in the same period in 2008.
Revenue fell by 40% to £15.2m from £25.4m in 2008 as the company was hit by the general decline in recruitment in the first half of 2009, and its historical dependence on permanent recruitment.