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Reduce 80% of recruiter workload with recruiting automation
... environment, and the list goes on. But it’s 2020! What are recruiters doing spending precious time on things that a smart ... virtually can drive you a little crazy. But imagine this: What if you had an assistant to take care of notifying candidates and panel ...
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Tough and tougher
... thinking is similar. Sidestepping the issue of what generally is and what is not ‘acceptable’ tax avoidance, there is no doubt that as far as ...
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The A-Z of Supply Management - part 5
... Yearbook 2001 edition. Risk analysis Working out what the risks are and what the costs would be if they materialise. It applies to any undertaking. ...
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Central to the issue
... was surprised at the level of interest from suppliers for what was a very technical contract. “Once we started to ask more specific ... back out and send a compliance document, asking them whether what we wanted would be part of their contract or would require an extra fee. ...
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Talent spotting
... campaign, we asked some top rec-to-rec firms to tell us what they are doing to prioritise this issue. Julie O’Neill, joint ... it can be quite daunting. That’s why we tell people what recruitment is really all about in our booklet ‘Is recruitment for ...
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Investing in Talent: the awards that reflect recruiters ‘looking after their people’
... need a professional recruitment industry that practices what it preaches and increasingly ups its game in investing in talent.” ... Group, told Recruiter the awards reflect the heart of what recruitment is about – recruiters “looking after their people”. ...
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Profile - John Rose
... brands we acquired,” he says. Rose’s philosophy: What value do you add as a recruiter? This is what we are pushing. It’s about adding that value. Moreover, Rose ...
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Recruiting beyond the thin blue line
... media about the police, about whether they do a good job and what they actually do. “It’s about educating the public. As the [terrorist] ... the public, and they do a really great job. That is what the passion of everyone in the police force is: they want to protect and ...
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How to cope in a crisis
... doesn’t happen often. But crises like this do happen. So what can you do to protect yourself when the world caves in and the media are on your doorstep? And what is at stake for your company? The most important rule in defending, ...
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Member of the month: Andy Cox
... being a consistent performer. I’m always looking ahead to what’s coming next month and the month after that so I continually deliver a ... Drive and determination forms only part of the equation – what else do you attribute your success to? AC: I’ve got good people ...