Construction recruiter ABC Contract Services has strengthened its team with a number of appointments across its UK Network.
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Job shedding through consolidation in the pharmaceutical industry is set to continue, according to Martin Anderson, director at Carrot Pharma Recruitment.
Social care and child care recruiter Personnel & Care Bank has appointed Tracey Shapley as business development manager for the London area.
Shapley most recently worked in business development and operations at Interaction and before that with Blue Arrow.
Assessment company Finding-Potential says recruiters and employers could face high attrition rates as the economy emerges from recession if they don’t find out what factors are important to individuals at work early in the recruitment process.
Interns, if treated correctly, can act as a great recruitment channel, according to Angus MacGregor, HR director at law firm Eversheds.
A survey by the TUC last week claimed that as many one in three interns are being exploited at work.
Spain’s government has announced a 90% cut in hiring of civil servants to tackle its budget deficit, according to reports.
The government is set to hire 1,989 people this year, compared to 15,084 last year, and will thus save €280m (£251.7m), deputy prime minister Maria Teresa Fernandez de la Vega told a news conference following a Cabinet meeting.
Recruitment software provider HotLizard has agreed a partnership with generalist job board Moo Jobs.
The Moo Jobs job board is set to launch later in the month and covers the Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Hertfordshire and Northamptonshire areas.
Following on from Hays’ nine-point Manifesto for Employment launched last week, the Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC) has launched its own manifesto on creating jobs and opportunities.
Professional services firm KPMG has appointed Rachel Campbell as its global head of people, performance and culture (PPC).
The current head of people for KPMG Europe will work with KPMG member firms to drive KPMG’s ‘Employer of Choice’ strategy globally.
The IT sector will create around 78,200 jobs in the UK over the next four years, according to IT research firm International Data Corporation (IDC) and Microsoft.