An outbreak of swine flu will call for a centrally managed recruitment approach toward the temporary supply of nurses, according to Jo Wallis, chief executive at healthcare recruiter Geneva.
On Andrew Marr’s BBC1 programme yesterday, Sir Liam Donaldson told Marr that the country was “going to see more cases and probably more serious cases as we go into flu season”.
JobSiteAdvisor highlights the lack of e-commerce facilities with some job boards
Bill Haynes
Tougher regulation of financial services in the aftermath of the global financial crisis will create both challenges and opportunities, recruiters have heard.
Howard Teale, general manager & HR director, Indicia Training
Specialist executive search firm RUSTON wheb has appointed Stuart Brown and Anne Duvaux to lead its leading cleantech and renewable energy practice groups.
Resource management, business change and strategy and planning are among the main New Year ‘resolutions’ for organisations’ IT functions, according to a survey by BCS, the Chartered Institute for IT.
Employers have been urged to do more to get 18-24-year-olds back into work by secretary of state for work and pensions Yvette Cooper.
The government has been urged to address large scale unemployment of 16-25-year-olds through championing temporary work by temporary agency labour procurer de Poel.
de Poel says thattemporary work can be the best route into permanent placements for young people, who often just need a chance to prove themselves to an employer.
EU agency Eurofound is launching the fieldwork for its fifth European Working Conditions Survey.
The survey involves face-to-face interviews of workers, tracking the current state of working conditions in 34 European countries.
The father of a convicted fraudster who is serving six years in prison was himself jailed for two and a half years.