Will Coker has resigned as chief financial officer at IT, accountancy, hospitality, leisure and professional services recruiter Kellan Group with immediate effect.
Kellan says Coker wants to pursue external opportunities.
An announcement on a successor will be made shortly.
Britain does not measure up well against its European cousins on foreign languages, according to a survey by specialist language recruiter Euro London Appointments.
The financial services sector recorded a 12% slump in recruitment activity in May, according to research commissioned by City pre-employment screening firm, Powerchex.
Graduates consider an interesting job more of a priority than pay, according to a report from student information provider Graduate Prospects.
The report found that almost one in five graduates were attracted to their employer because the job sounded interesting (19%), while 16% looked for leading organisations or those that offered good opportunities for progression.
Technical recruiter IntaPeople has appointed Arran Warner as a recruitment consultant.
Warner will be responsible for driving growth of IntaPeople’s IT, technical and engineering divisions.
Elsewhere, Steven Florey has been appointed as PR executive.
Specialist architecture recruiter Blayze Group has hired Alex Nisangah as head of architecture and interior design team.
Nisangah was previously managing director at Alex Breton Associates, a specialist architecture recruiter.
The number of candidates concealing criminal convictions from employers is on the rise, according to data from pre-employment screening specialist Powerchex.
Talent management solutions provider StepStone Solutions has agreed a deal with business travel management provider Carlson Wagonlit Travel (CWT) to implement its talent management solutions.
The goal for CWT is to optimise the management of its talent processes for its entire global organisation. CWT is present in over 150 countries with 22,000 employees worldwide.
This year the Recruitment & Employment Confederation (REC) is undertaking a comprehensive review of our industry qualifications. We’re keen to improve our qualifications framework and content so that they better reflect the needs of the recruitment industry.
Businesses who set up outside the South-East and the Eastern regions will be exempt from paying National Insurance on the first 10 employees they employ for up to three years up to a total of £5,000 per employee, announced the Chancellor.
Any qualifying businesses will receive this help from the date of yesterday’s Emergency Budget.