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Google your life choices _2
Recruiters of the world, beware. According to the Financial Times, those cuddly chaps at Google are now aiming to hold so much personal information about us that in the not-too-distant-future it will be able to tell us how to spend our days off and what jobs to take.
Diary dates 27 June 2007_2

27 June: Recruitment Society meeting: 'Search engine optimisation'.
The Guardian newsroom, 60 Farringdon Road, London, EC1N. 6.30pm start.

Diary dates 25 July 2007_2

15-27 September:
National Incentive Show, Hall 10, NEC, Birmingham.

Soundbites 8 August 2007_2

In light of recent reports highlighting 'weekend jet lag' among employees, are 'Monday incentives' a good idea and do you offer any to your staff?

Diary of Martin Goodwill_2

Martin Goodwill, Managing director at Profiles GB

Diary dates 18 April 2007_2
24-25 April: Recruiter Annual Forum 2007, 'Building a world-class recruitment brand,' Ibis Hotel, Earl's Court, London.
Opening time 13 June 2007_2
Jobsite has launched a niche recruitment site for construction workers. Recruitconstruct.com offers daily email alerts, search facilities and a simple application tool.
Big Brother's Brain drain _2

The recruitment industry has a new ambassador in Leslie Brain, a retired headhunter of 20 years and the oldest contestant in this year’s Big Brother on Channel 4.

Opening time 27 June 2007_2
Accountancy firm hits Wiltshire Accountancy Additions has opened an office in Swindon to focus on recruitment across the county of Wiltshire.
Opening time 11 July 2007_2
Educating the Mancunians
Protocol Education has opened a new office in Manchester to serve the Greater Manchester area.

Kingsley S&S in South-East
Andrew Pope has set up an executive search firm. Kingsley Search & Selection will focus on HR within the South-East.
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