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Norman Broadbent in revenue slump after ‘challenging 2016’
... multiple revenue streams, while cutting its over reliance on what he referred to as “lumpy” one-off search fees. “This blend of ...
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Recruitment gets augmented
... and personality testing data, as well as information on what drives the individual, their attitudes and working style. Job ads, ...
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More haste, less speed
... centre stage in the fight for competitive advantage. So what can be done to avoid an unacceptable time/benefit trade-off? The answer ...
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Entrepreneurs required
... There is a considerable amount of education needed about what constitutes a good e-procurement system, the process of technological ...
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Presence of mind
... with procurement. Turf wars and discussions on who does what are resolved using hierarchical power and positional bargaining on a ...
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Preparation is key for the VAT rate change
... can recover all the VAT it is charged, it will not matter what rate of VAT is applied. In this case it may be more administratively ...
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Talent mapping needed to tackle consumer goods skill shortages
... bullish with their hiring. “There is real shortage of what we would class as ‘high demand’ candidates in the sector, most notably ...
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Former HMRC tax inspector expects PSC rules to be extended into private sector
... “The consultation is principally just to test what the Revenue think they are going to go with.” Asked about the ...
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RBS improves engagement with graduates and sees fewer drop-outs
... about the bank, a personalised calendar of events detailing what they can expect in their first 90 days, as well as informing them who ...
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Former HCL finance director Jarvis banned from accountancy for 10 years
... for unfair dismissal, Bleasdale sought to blame Jarvis for what had happened, and accused her of fraud . Paul George, FRC ...