Recruitment e-learning and social development firm Redmos is embarking on a global road trip to talk to the market about the future of training and development.
Redmos will visit recruiters across Europe, Middle East, Asia and Australasia as part of their ‘community’ initiative, introducing new tools to assist with up-skilling, up-dating and refreshing current skill sets.
Job satisfaction levels have fallen to an all time low, according to the latest Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development’s (CIPD) quarterly Employee Outlook survey of over 2,000 employees.
Following the suspension of its bank funding (see Recruiter.co.uk, 20 January), Albany is going through a restructuring and refinancing process, according to the company.
Multi-sector recruiter Allen Associates has appointed two trainee consultants.
Alison Timms joins the firm’s marketing division, while Felicity Gilbert has been appointed in its PA/admin division.
Energy resource recruiter Spencer Ogden has adopted the on-demand recruitment software platform Bullhorn.
Professional services firm KPMG is to increase its graduate intake this September.
Its intake will go up from 600 to 760 as a result of improvements in the marketplace. The extra graduates will fill roles in audit and advisory practices meaning the firm will take in over 900 students this year, including summer interns.
Handle Recruitment is reaping the rewards from how it handled its staff during the downturn, its HR director says.
A former headhunter-turned-ethics professor has called on HR professionals to lead their organisations in building a culture of integrity.
Multi-sector recruiter Benchmark Recruit has appointed Chris Murray as a consultant.
Murray will focus on office support and temporary placements.
Employers can access advice on getting people that are off work due to illness back into employment with the introduction of fit note guidance launched today.
Government estimates that the fit note, in place of the traditional sick note, will save the UK economy an estimated £240m over the decade.