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  1. Store wars

    ... is very interested in reducing costs,” he says. “It’s what the group is all about. But it is also interested in satisfying the ... relatively long-term security. “We’re very open about what we want,” he says, “and they’re very open about what they can ...

  2. ‘Some sort of immigration permission’ needed for EU workers say employment lawyers

    ... of a new approach to be set out later. Commenting on what this all means for recruiters, Annabel Mace, partner and head of UK ... week’s development represents renewed uncertainty about what will replace it on 1 November. “The rights of EU nationals and their ...

  3. Recruiters need to educate businesses in benefits of older workers

    ... because of their reliability and loyalty.  • What do you think? Can recruiters really help change the perception of ...

  4. In-house recruiters urged to challenge recruitment agencies at RecFest 2018

    ... in London in which a panel of in-house recruiters revealed what agency recruiters needed to do to win their business. [ Pictured (l-r) : ... to challenge every agency they work with. “[Ask] ‘What are you going to do?’ ‘Where’s the value you’re going to ...

  5. Reach for the stars

    ... put, the space industry has had a torrid few years recently. What's worse, its misfortunes have been as headline-grabbing as they have been ... manufacturing processes for space products are unique." What's more, it's not just the complexities and requirements of manufacturing ...

  6. Big talking point: Supporting our mental health

    ... mental illness or make it less common,” the WHO says. What can recruiters do? “Smart, forward-thinking employers are investing ... for mental disorders can often be found at work.” So what can recruiters, as employers and business advisers, do to help? Check out ...

  7. The UK is still elitist, finds research report

    ... have got a certain type of role, they will specify exactly what they want in terms of degrees and universities.”   Rob Saltrese, a ... are so fixated on marks that the only way someone from what might be referred to as a middling university or lower can get through is ...

  8. Brighton rock

    ... management (FM) to most people and they don’t have a clue what you’re on about,” he says. But at least part of the blame for this ... of Brighton, runs an in-house FM team. And he knows what is the most difficult. “Without a doubt, providing the service is much ...

  9. Help your recruiters to think creatively

    ... designing role specialities which are not based only on “what it is they’re recruiting for or what division or what location”, he said. “Mix it up. Give them ...

  10. Positive spoke Kerr's language

    ... the cheapest but they were the ones who most understood what we wanted,” she said. The Solution Nick Spiteri, managing ... both candidates and employers.  “You should tell them what you provide, how you can use it and what you should do,” Spiteri ...

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