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FDM bucks falling trend
The fall-out in the US markets has hurt most UK shares, including recruiters, with 17 falling over the fortnight, while 11 rose.

But some bucked the trend, including IT recruiter FDM Group, due to report results 21 March, which hit a new high.
ENGINEERING RECRUITMENT
Morson shares up after profit rises
RECRUITMENT RECOGNITION
Menzies Corporate Restructuring become REC partner
In numbers 4 April 2007
In a recent survey from eFinancialcareers.com, around 800 bankers were asked: "Which political party would be most favourable for the City?" As the results show, Gordon Brown still has a long way to go before the City is really on his side. 59.7% said Conservative, as opposed to 21% for Labour.
Bridging the gender gap
Public sector recruiters are waiting to see what impact the Equal Opportunities Commission's Gender Equality Duty (GED) will have.

The GED, which comes into force on 6 April, will place the onus on public authorities to promote sex equality and end sex discrimination.
Monster co-founder quits
Andrew McKelvey, co-founder of Monster Worldwide, has quit as chairman emeritus of the firm after refusing to talk to a special committee in the US
Working Links’ milestone
Partnership helps 75,000 people back to work
Cora gains accreditation
Gangmasters Licence award for Derbyshire recruitment agency
Age bias needs to change

Report advises change of approach to capitalise on ageing workforce

Nanny state under threat

Nannies must be protected from exploitation in any shake-up of the childcare industry after a report urged tax breaks for working parents, said Susan Rogan of Susan Rogan Family Care, a Melbourne-based nanny recruitment agency.

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