Insolvency practitioner SFP has overseen the sale of the recruiters Teddington-based Thejobscompany.co.uk and Empire ML in Chiswick.
All jobs at both recruitment firms have been saved in the process.
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Global executive search and consultancy firm Odgers Berndtson has appointed Alexander G Thomson as partner and head of its US asset management practice in the Boston, Massachusetts office.
Eames Consulting Group, the specialist recruitment solutions provider to the banking, insurance and professional services sectors, has made two promotions.
Samantha White has been promoted to director risk management, actuarial, audit & compliance from her position as head of risk management, audit and compliance.
Global executive search firm Pedersen & Partners has appointed Alex Dayrabekov principal at its Kiev office in Ukraine.
Dayrabekov will be responsible for managing relationships with clients and managers, and carrying out senior level recruitment assignments in Ukraine and the CIS.
The National Autistic Society (NAS) has joined forces with Axcis Education Recruitment to develop a series of roadshows designed to help teachers and other professionals support children with autism effectively.
Almost three quarters (74%) of new university students think a summer placement is the key to landing a job after university, according to a new survey carried out by Centrica Energy.
However, money worries still sees students sacrificing this to take on any paid job they can get their hands on.
The UAE is considering a number of schemes for the social protection of expats working in the country, reports Middle East news site Emirates 24|7.
Sixty per cent of senior managers across a range of UK businesses are not concerned whether or not a candidate has a degree or not, with two-thirds preferring two years’ work experience to a three-year degree.
Western firms need to review remuneration policies to remain competitive in the global war for executive talent, according to Piia Pilv, partner at consultancy Mercer’s executive remuneration team.
UK media recruitment company Lipton Fleming has finalised an affiliation deal with Australian firm Keeley Pope Media Recruitment (KPMR).
A spokesperson for Lipton Fleming tells Recruiter: “This affiliation with KPMR allows us to facilitate our candidates’ career aspirations with a level of ease, enabling individuals to embark on careers in Australia and Asia.”