If you lose your job, it’s a downturn. If I lose my job, it’s a recession. For recruiters, if anybody loses their job the alarm ... expand.’ So this could be a good time for the ambitious recruiter. Simon Gee of Heywood Associates set up a US branch in April, and ...

... HR manager for the UK, Ireland and the Nordics, told Recruiter that most of UPS’s recruitment needs would be short term ... ‘you are the official logistics supplier, give me a job.’” For more from Mays, see the new issue of Recruiter, out tomorrow. ...

... on placements in Turkey alongside life sciences executive recruiter FarmaCity, after the two established a “formal business ... – former Soviet Republic) and Middle East markets.  Our job will be to help RSA manage those clients and relationships. The partnership ...

... can help candidates increase their chances of getting a job and being better prepared for interview by directing them to a suite of new ... head of learning content at Learndirect. He told Recruiter that recruitment consultancies are a good example of the kind of ...

... drop from the 3,585 the previous month, according to City recruiter Astbury Marsden. Last year there were 5,900 vacancies, ... more than 2.3 qualified candidates for every available City job, compared with 1.7 in March 2011. For more on recruitment and ...

... acquisition.  Based in Switzerland, James Purvis told Recruiter the countries that finance CERN expect to get a return on their ... Purvis said one approach was using multi-posting to job boards in target countries. Purvis said that because of the ability to flex ...

... Walking into the Covent Garden offices of creative recruiter MajorPlayers, in the heart of London’s West End, one is confronted ... of our conversation with them. We are working to find them a job, rather than fill a particular job.” Woodward says that commitment to ...

... Hilary Tovey, policy manager at Cancer Research UK, told Recruiter that despite this change made by the UKBA, the organisation and those ... a certificate remains discretionary. “If it’s a good job like a lawyer and the UK Border Agency likes the company, they will ...

... from a cost centre to a profit centre”, as one in-house recruiter wryly put it, “competitive intelligence does raise a few ... a competitor’s recruiter, in an attempt to nail down a new job. But often, the recruiters agreed, such a gamble ends up biting back with ...

... the web as a way of testing candidates, the opportunity for job applicants to ‘cheat’ by putting friends or family in their place is ... director of international marketing at Psytech, told Recruiter that the integrity of testing was “a big issue” when so many ...