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Radin urges trade to be more positive
Recruiters need to adopt a more positive mindset, to shake off the culture of mediocrity.
That was the message last week from Bill Radin, the respected American recruiter.
Speaking in London, Radin, who has 21 years’ industry experience, said: “The average recruiter has low self-esteem.
Plan to freeze hire of foreign nurses
The Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC) has cautiously welcomed plans to restrict the hire of overseas nurses.

The plans, announced by Health Minister Lord Warner last week, would see the NHS forced to open up any vacancies firstly to British nurses or nurses from the European Economic Area (EEA). Only if posts remained unfilled after this could the NHS look abroad.
Licence for Central Employment Agency
Northern recruiter secures a Gangmasters Licence after audit
Bullit Recruitment wins NHS inclusion
Wigan firm wins recognition to supply IT staff to health authorities
Changing trends of project management
Survey finds that salaries are rising and employment length is reducing
More graduates seek ethical companies
The vast majority of final year undergraduates, 72%, feel corporate responsibility and the ethical record of a prospective employer are "extremely important" when looking for a job, according to Grad Facts 2006, a survey published by The Guardian.

One million over-50s on the scrapheap
TUC report reveals a million of 50 to 65 year old are prevented from working
Computer People launches service desk
IT recruiter sets up desk to deal with contractors’ daily issues
Call is imminent for Recruiter Awards
Begin sharpening your pencil: the call for entries for the Recruiter Awards for Excellence 2007 will be issued next month
Harvey Nash plans Scottish subsidiary
IT recruiter Harvey Nash is to open a new office in Edinburgh, to provide the Group's services to clients based in Scotland.
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