Prime Recruitment has opened a new branch in Sudbury, Suffolk.
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Canny children have been earning a staggering £700m a year through odd jobs, according to a survey by high street bank Abbey. The research found babysitting is the top earner for 11 to 18-year-olds at an average of £4.24 an hour, with double pay on occasions like New Year's Eve.Jark Recruitment has opened a new office in Maidstone, Kent. Jark Commercial will cover areas such as sales, retail banking, admin, telesales and legal.
13 February: Exploring what matters to you on age religion and belief. Hosted by the Employers Forum on Age and Employers Forum on Belief. 1 Great George Street, London SW1P 3AA. 10am until 3.45pm. Email [email protected] or call 08454 562495.
28 February: REC IT and Comms 3rd Annual Conference.
28 February: REC IT and Comms 3rd Annual Conference. Institute of mechanical engineers. 1 Birdcage Walk, London SW1. 9am start.
Recruitment's getting tough in all sectors. Take Israel's equivalent of MI5, Shin Beth. Israeli secret agents are writing blogs about their lives in a bid to boost recruitment. The four agents, whose names are replaced by a single initial, appear in black silhouette on Shin Beth's home page. So are their days filled with tales of derring-do, tackling evil baddies with James Bond-type equipment?
South-West London-based Dome Recruitment has created a division to provide travel consultants, reservations agents and product managers within the travel and leisure market.
20 September:
'Give Yourself a Fighting Chance' employment law seminar, hosted by Taylor Walton. Putteridge Bury Conference Centre, Luton, Bedfordshire. 1pm. Call 01582 390440 or visit www.taylorwalton.co.uk.
The World Beard and Moustache Championship 2007 was held in Brighton recently, sparking much debate in the Recruiter office because, apart from Pertemps’ Tim Watts and Eden Brown’s Ian Wolter, we were at a loss to think of facially hairy recruiters.
Political recruiters are out in force, scouting for a new leader for the Liberal Democrats, after the retirement of Sir Menzies Campbell last week.