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Shares fall as SHL warns on profits_2
Psychometric testing firm SHL has issued a profits warning after demand for its services slowed.
On 12 May, SHL chairman David Best made a statement to the stock exchange. He warned the company’s pre-tax profit for the first half of the year would be lower than in the corresponding period last year. Profit for 2006 as a whole will be below market expectations.
Robinson announces two new ventures_2
Strategist's holistic approach to recruitment
Nestor to split off recruitment arm_2
New company to be called Pinnacle
Jark invests in internet technology_2
Jark Recruitment introduces service which sends an immediate alert to jobseekers and customers
Brits are taking more holiday leave_2
Survey finds that British employees are taking up to five weeks holiday this year
Bank holiday drought hits employees _2
Survey finds lack of bank holidays between the end of August and Christmas will affect job performance
EU countries don’t want work limits _2
Study shows a majority of European countries do not want limits on working time
Kids choose new staff at Connexions_2
The former careers service and support service for teens, Connexions, allows 13-19 year olds help select staff
Brookson enters construction market _2
New service allows construction contractors to be paid gross
Quantica shares fall on flat profit_2

Quantica shares fell after it reported flat profit and problems with its healthcare division.

Pre-tax profit for the six months to May was £1.14m, compared with £1.16m for the same period 2005.

The company now operates through three main divisions: professional services (the biggest division

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