Transport and logistics recruiter Driver Hire is to introduce free Joint Approvals Unit for Periodic Training (JAUPT) approved Certificate of Professional Competence (CPC) training this month.
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Fortunes for UK recruiters look much brighter in 2010, according to new research from industry analyst Plimsoll.
Provider of .NET web content management systems Sitecore’s CMS platform has been chosen by jobsboard group Totaljobs Group.
Nigel Sterndale, chief product officer, Totaljobs Group, says: “Under the previous system, rollout of new products and content was costly, while the overall end-user experience was not helped by the inconsistent look and feel of our brand identity.
HR professionals have been warned over the pitfalls and effectiveness of employee testimonials by Judith van Roy, HR manager - Europe for outcomes research company, Mapi Values.
International recruiter Hays witnessed a decline in its net fees but says client sentiment is improving, in a trading update for the quarter ended 31 December 2009.
The UK remains a graduate employers’ market, while graduates represent good value for money, according to the INGRADA (International Network of Graduate Recruitment and Development Associations) Global Graduate Survey.
IT jobs are being created once more in India’s garden city of Bangalore.
Indian news website DNA reports that that the country’s IT jobs market, which had ground to a halt in the last year, has sparked back into life with Infosys Technologies, the second largest IT firm, set to hire 24,000 IT professionals against an earlier estimate of 20,000.
While employers recognise the value of employing agencies, firms continue to be frustrated by high fees, according to research from online recruitment marketplace TalentPuzzle.
Business leaders are bracing themselves for a delayed recovery, according to research from specialist engineering and technical recruiter CBSbutler.
The research shows that 40% of business leaders predict a delayed recovery is one of the biggest issues they will face, while 35% do anticipate any recovery until the third quarter of 2010 and 23% fear a double dip recession.
Specialist accountancy services provider to the freelance market JSA has confirmed that it entered into a company voluntary agreement (CVA) to pay £2.1m outstanding in PAYE, NI and VAT to the taxman.