The recent sales by Daily Mail General Trust (DMGT) of multi-job posting service Broadbean and niche job site OilCareers.com is a sign that the online and recruitment technology sector is hotting up, according to industry figures.
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American businesses created 188,000 new positions in February, according to figures from the US Department of Labor. However, the overall US unemployment rate remained flat at 6.7% as a result of a slowdown in hiring by the government.
Job adverts that are too “male sounding” put women off applying for jobs, according to a study, the Sunday Telegraph reports.
Public sector employers who “cut through” staff numbers in response to financial pressures before rehiring them must improve their workforce planning to avoid unnecessary payouts and pain, experts say.
Talent Rover, a provider of cloud-based software built for managing the entire staffing and recruitment workflow, has integrated with Ebsta, a Google Chrome plug-in that makes it easy to check, maintain and automatically update customer relationship management (CRM) records.
Executive search consultancy Carmichael Fisher has strengthened its global presence by opening a new office in Lagos, Nigeria.
Good news, recruiters! Today is everyone’s favourite day of the year — National Selfie Day.
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) failed to demonstrate that it had a sound basis for its view that the abolition or suspension of false self-employment legislation IR35 could result in an annual loss of £550m to the treasury, according to a House of Lords report.
International specialist recruiter Robert Walters recorded its sixth successive quarter of rising net fee income (NFI) in the first quarter of 2104. NFI (in constant currency*) was 11% higher than the same quarter in 2013, according to a trading update.
The Association of Professional Staffing Companies (APSCo) has announced its new representative committee, which will take responsibility for shaping the strategy and direction of the trade association over the next two years.