Recruitment giant Randstad has reported a slight decrease in revenue year-on-year, according to results for Q4 2019.
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Gi Group is to launch its Grafton Recruitment brand in England, Scotland and Wales.
As the number of cases of coronavirus continues to rise, recruiters in China say that homeworking and technology is allowing them to continue their operations.
This week’s launches include: Avocet Staffing, Caselton Clark, Connect Appointments, Electroneum AnyTask, Gen Z Insight, ISV.online
This week’s appointments include: Eames Consulting Group, Hortor, Livingston James Group, McGregor Boyall, Osborne Appointments, Talent Insight Group, William Blake Group
York-based buff butler service Buff Boyz has launched a recruitment drive for “fit, fun and friendly” men from around Greater London.
London-headquartered PRS is the latest recruitment agency to switch to a four-day working week.
Military veterans are to guaranteed interviews for some government jobs under a new pilot scheme aimed at boosting their job prospects.
The highest number of fraudulent professional document verification applications has been for allied health professionals and nurses.
As Acas publishes new advice aimed at demystifying non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) and preventing their misuse, recruiters have been urged to resist routine use of such agreements to cover up unsavoury behaviour.