Scams aimed at defrauding the recruitment industry and jobseekers may increase as a result of the current economic troubles, Jobsite chief executive Keith Potts has warned.
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Becoming the 'best' recruitment agency means knowing how your candidates, clients and staff define 'best' — and what being the best means to them, according to David Freemantle, customer service and leadership expert and business author.
"Whichever organisation it is in the world, they want to be
Boosting staff morale in either team building exercises or interoffice events is even more important in today’s climate and shouldn’t be seen as a non-essential cost.
With economic doom and gloom all around, staff morale and retention is more important than ever before.
Manchester's new reputation as a hotbed of enterprise has brought a knock-on effect for recruitment, as Ben Jones discovered when he attended Recruiter's latest regional forum.
The HMRC has failed to renew a certificate enabling Gabem to administer single-person limited companies. But where does this leave contractors in the construction industry?
TMP Worldwide, the host of the UK's first virtual careers fair on the 3D digital world of Second Life, said it wanted to do something innovative and Recruiter, which teleported in its own avatar to report on the event, can vouch it did.
There was a candidate dressed as a fox, the chance t
Multi-sector recruiter the Kellan Group has announced the appointment of Miles McLeod as managing director of RK Supply Chain, a division specialising in logistics, procurement and supply chain planning jobs.
McLeod has spent the past five years at Hudson Global Resources where his most recent role was director of its UK supply chain and procurement business.
Far-reaching Age Discrimination laws came into effect this week. Jim Fitzpatrick, employment relations minister, speaks to Recruiter about the implications
Self-confident consultants can be seen as the key to the success of a recruitment firm.
In a strange reversal of fortune some of the worst affected recruiters in flood-hit areas have made gains by sourcing the additional staff needed for the clean-up operation.Julian McFarlane, business development manager at recruitment firm Dutton International, based in the ravaged Meadowhall area o