Network Group Holdings has seen revenues decline but says it is ‘well placed’ to take advantage of an upturn in the market, according to its annual report and accounts for the year ended 30 November 2009.
The firm’s results reveal:
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There are further positive signs of recovery for the senior executive search industry around the world, according to the latest data from the Association of Executive Search Consultants (AESC).
Recruiters have been urged to help encourage more girls to enter the engineering sector by Adrian Thomas, head of resourcing at Network Rail.
HR recruiter Strategi Search and Selection has re-branded as Strategi Executive Search to focus on assignments for roles above and beyond £100,000 across all sectors.
At the same time, Strategi Search and Selection, originally founded by Jo Sellwood and Sharon Mullen, will change its name to become the HR division of multi-sector recruitment group Advantage Professional.
Online jobsite CareerBuilder UK is launching a free jobs app for the iPhone which allows jobseekers to search and apply for a job on the move and also makes use of the phone’s built-in geolocation technology to deliver jobs in a particular location.
Specialist recruiter CD Sales Recruitment has announced the promotion of Paul Bramble to divisional manager of their brand new ICT sales team.
Bramble, who has been with the company for more than two years, is tasked with establishing a new division which will specialise in senior level salespeople within the telecoms and ICT markets.
Newly-formed Ark Home Healthcare has gained backing from private equity partners Ashridge Capital and Core Capital to purchase three local care providers in the South of England.
Executive search firm Boyden has appointed Brian Renwick, managing director of Boyden Hong Kong and China, to board director, according to the Association of Executive Search Consultants (AESC).
Employers are taking a tougher line with staff because of the recession, with one in six prepared to sack somebody for being late just two or three times, a survey from CareerBuilder.co.uk reveals.