Military bosses in Australia are looking to new media to help attract more people into the Department for Defence. Recruiters are using online games and podcasts in an effort to inspire more Australians to sign-up. Search Page
Military bosses in Australia are looking to new media to help attract more people into the Department for Defence. Recruiters are using online games and podcasts in an effort to inspire more Australians to sign-up. South African-based Engineering News reports that recruitment specialist the Professional Assignments Group (PAG), a member of the Kelly Group...
Recruitment-to-recruitment specialist Evolve R2R has opened an office in Cardiff.
Pensions recruiter Branwell Ford Associates has chosen Jane Crawley as managing consultant.
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Cambridgeshire-based Slender Contracting has become the first company to regain a Gangmasters Licence after reapplying and demonstrating that the issues that led to revocation had been resolved.
The company had its licence revoked by the Gangmasters Licence Authority when they withdrew their appeal against the GLA's decision to revoke their licence.
GLA chief executive Mike Wilson sa
The company had its licence revoked by the Gangmasters Licence Authority when they withdrew their appeal against the GLA's decision to revoke their licence.
GLA chief executive Mike Wilson sa
CareerBuilder.co.uk has announced a two-year deal with Virginmedia.com to power a new online job centre on its Jobs and Money site. Scotland's best recruiters are named
Developing a personal network of contacts will still be the most important tool in an executive's job search in five years' time, according to a recent executive survey by recruiter Harvey Nash.
Contacting headhunters will be the second most important tool, but using job boards and social networking sites will rise in importance over the same time, respondents to the survey said.
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Contacting headhunters will be the second most important tool, but using job boards and social networking sites will rise in importance over the same time, respondents to the survey said.
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Harvey Nash boss tells businesses to modernise or miss out