Accountancy and finance recruiter Badenoch & Clark has seen its profits fall in 2009.
In the year ending 3 January 2010, profits were £9.89m compared with £11.81m in the previous year. Turnover fell to £242.6m from £254.9m in 2008.
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The number of new City jobs fell by 2% in June, according to the latest Morgan McKinley London Employment Monitor.
The Monitor shows that newly available jobs, from 5,733 in May 10 to 5,645 in June.
The era of ‘Facebook faux pas’ has been declared over by Dave Way, managing director of financial services recruiter Marks Sattin.
Accountancy-based service provider JSA has partnered with software specialists Digiterre to develop a state-of-the-art customer relationship management (CRM) system to improve its customer services.
The number of top graduates on the market is decreasing, according to Soraya Janmohamed, head of graduate recruitment at gradudate recruiter FreshMinds Talent.
Scotland’s economic recovery is set slow, according to Donald MacRae, chief economist at Bank of Scotland.
MacRae’s comments follow a series of economic indicators, which he says, suggests tougher times lie ahead in Q3.
HR consultancy Penna has launched Penna Communications which brings together the firm’s communications and marketing businesses Penna Barkers and TCS.
Following Penna’s acquisition of Barkers and TCS last June, the two agencies have run separately as part of the Penna Recruitment and Marketing service group.
Irish recruiter CPL Resources has seen profits fall due to “very challenging” conditions, according to its full-year results for the year ended 30 June 2010.
The group’s results are shown below.
Procter & Gamble (P&G) is organising two virtual career fairs to offer students a sense of what it would be like to work in a leading global organisation.
Ireland’s unemployment rate fell for the first time in seven months in September, according to the country’s Central Statistics Office.
The rate declined to 13.7% from 13.8% in August, with claims falling by 5,400 to 449,600.