More than 100 chocolate-making jobs will be created in Melbourne’s northern suburbs by a project funded by the Victoria state and Australian governments, in partnership with Ford Australia.
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More than a quarter of Britons who became self-employed in the last five years did so because of a lack of desirable alternatives, according to research published today by independent think-tank the Resolution Foundation.
More than 200 nominees attended the Recruiter Awards for Excellence shortlist party, sponsored by the Royal Bank of Scotland, earlier this month [2 April], with the event proving to be a great success.
NES Global Talent, the manpower solutions provider, has opened an office in Shekou, South China.
Fast-growing UK restaurant chain Bill’s plans to create 1,250 vacancies across 25 new sites in the next 12 months, the company’s head of people, Marco Reick, said on Tuesday (15 April).
Two US and one European-based company have established operations in Dublin, creating a total of 48 jobs.
Unemployment has dropped below 7% for the first time since the recession and employment has seen the biggest annual jump in a generation, figures published by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) today (16 April) show.
Industry experts tell Recruiter that staffing companies that operate umbrella arrangements need to get their temporary workers’ contracts right or face potential claims from HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) for tax on travel and subsistence expenses.
Most modern organisations have policies and procedures designed to minimise the risk of bad recruitment decisions. However, as we all know, bad decisions are still made. Even well trained and well-intentioned recruiters are capable of making bad recruitment decisions.
New rights to parental leave and an increase in flexible working are to be introduced in Northern Ireland, following an announcement yesterday by the province’s employment and learning minister Dr Stephen Farry.