Construction recruiter 4 U Recruitment has successfully placed a candidate for Kier International at their flagship Jamaica office.
From its office in the Rhondda Valley, 4 U Recruitment won the contract to source a candidate for Kier International’s Jamaica office, following successful placements in Europe and the Middle East.
Interactive classified advertising software solutions provider Adicio has launched six new Spanish language job boards for Hispanic news and information provider impreMedia.
Recruiters should resist attempts by clients to indemnify them against claims for which recruiters have no responsibility, recruiters have heard.
Global professional recruiter Morgan McKinley has set up a team dedicated to interim technical roles.
Due to “significantly” increased demand for contractors in this field, the new Dublin-based specialist team, led by Sharon Ryan, will supply technical contractors: supply chain, procurement, operations, engineering, process improvement, Six Sigma, life sciences and energy.
Cambridge-based life science recruiter Remtec has strengthened its board with two new appointments.
John Morley has been promoted to business development director and Lorna Rutter to operations director/company secretary.
Graduates in the regions can expect a starting salary of £15,000 to £18,000, at odds with recent statistics stating average graduate starting salaries of £25,000 across the UK.
Oriel Holdings, a specialist provider of outsourced financial and business services to the recruitment sector, has appointed Brian Sumner to its board as a non-executive director.
Simon Noakes, the chair of the Recruitment & Employment Confederation Construction Sector Group, has questioned the accuracy of recent Office for National Statistics (ONS) figures on construction orders.
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The newly appointed managing director of Kellan Group company RK Supply Chain is looking to grow the business by five or six consultants over the next six to nine months.
The number of new professional jobs in Ireland fell slightly in May month-on-month, according to the latest Morgan McKinley Irish Employment Monitor.
The monitor reveals in the number of new professional jobs in the Irish market was down 3% from April to May.
However, there was a 35% increase in new professional job vacancies compared to May last year.