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Futile queries of MSC law
The continuing uncertainty about the debt transfer provisions of the Managed Service Companies (MSC) legislation is resulting in agencies "asking contractors masses of questions, most of them needless and irrelevant."

John Kell, policy officer at the Professional Contractors Group, told Recruiter that the fear that agencies might potentially be liable for the unpaid tax and nationa
CBSButler pops Irish cork
Technical recruiter, CBSButler has opened a new office in Cork, Ireland.

David Leyshon, managing director said that the move followed demand from US multinationals for staff in the high-tech and pharmaceutical sectors.



Jobsite is safe as houses
Jobsite has won a £100,000 recruitment contract from Connaught, a provider of estate management and maintenance services to the social housing sector.
Irish look inwards for IT
Irish companies are increasingly looking for in-house IT expertise rather than outsourcing IT on a contract basis, according to a survey by Irish recruiter Sigmar Recruitment.
MANUFACTURING RECRUITMENT
Manufacturing job losses at lowest rate for two years
Dealmakers 22 August 2007
Top pay supplier
Payrecruit has agreed a deal with the Institute of Payroll Professionals under which it becomes the Institute's preferred supplier.

Aussie hospitality
London-based hospitality recruiter Collis King & Associates has entered into an agreement w
PL Workforce backs de Poel
Controversial master vendor de Poel Consulting has worked hard to improve its reputation and communication with the driver agencies it uses, according to Adam Lane, managing director of PL Workforce.

He told Recruiter that de Poel has impressed the agencies at conferences held across the country. "You can either see it as a threat or as a strength.
US workers love their boss
Employers seem to appreciate their employees' need for flexibility, says a survey of 2,082 US workers from Hudson. About 78% of the workforce rates their employer favourably when it comes to allowing them to take extra time for personal matters. Virtually the same number (80%) also say their bosses are accepting if they need to stay home when they are under the weather.

Multi hopes to stay listed
Major changes at health recruiter Multi Group will be announced in the next few days. The shares, listed on the Alternative Investment Market (AIM), have been suspended since 10 November. According to AIM rules, a company is delisted after six months of suspension. Majority owner Bob Morton told Recruiter (21 March) of some of his plans for the group.
RECRUITMENT QUALIFICATIONS
Goldteam Recruitment staff gain CertRP awards
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