Multi-sector recruiter Jark has strengthened its team with new hires.
Jark Driving Bellshill welcomes Keir Mcintyre as a consultant and Jark Industrial Edinburgh has recruited a trainee recruitment consultant, Blair Johnstone.
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More than half of UK firms expect to increase headcount in the next two years with a focus on a flexible workforce, according to research from global workplace provider Regus.
The figures reveal an increase on the 34% of last year’s survey, with a focus on the recruitment of low-risk, flexible workers, including freelancers, remote staff and new graduates.
Nine out of 10 (89%) City finance professionals expect to receive a bonus this year, according to research from eFinancialCareers.
Of those anticipating a bonus this year, nearly half (46%) expect it to be higher in comparison to last year’s, just under three out of 10 (28%) expect a decrease, and a quarter (25%) believes it will remain the same.
Scouts make better employees, a survey of over 2,500 Scouts, former scouts and external organisations to mark Scout Community Week has shown.
41% of employers surveyed agreed that scouting is a positive influence on firm’s decisions to employ.
Two recipients of Regional Growth Fund (RGF) grants will create 162 jobs across two projects, it has been announced this week.
Earlier this week, Middleport Pottery – the UK’s last working Victorian pottery – was awarded an RGF grant of £1.7m alongside £5m further funding, which will create more than 100 new jobs in Stoke-on-Trent.
Jackie Knowles has joined health and social care recruiter Healthcare Locums (HCL) as head of clinical governance and compliance.
Knowles was previously operations services manager at Geneva Healthcare International, where she spent three years.
Knowles holds a diploma in general nursing.
Albert Ellis, the chief executive of recruitment and outsourcing consultancy Harvey Nash has backed calls by the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) for a tax break to encourage employers to hire young people.
Steve Huxham has joined digital interview solution provider Tazio as non-executive director.
Huxham has 25 years recruitment and HR experience.
Huxham remains chairman of trade body The Recruitment Society and managing director of Hux HR Solutions, which he founded in 1997.
Recruiters at Moneysupermarket.com have successfully used Hangouts, the group video chat application on new social network Google+, to meet and interview candidates for specialist IT roles at the personal finance site.
Co-operation between recruiters is on the increase as clients become more aware of the benefits of working with specialist niche recruiters when outsourcing major outsourcing projects, according to Aidan Anglin, recently appointed to the board at IT recruiter DP Connect.