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Tech & Tools: March/April 2025

Humans and AI: a blended approach

4 March 2025

Workplace: Gamification as a productivity booster

How to use gamification to make work more interactive and motivating.

Creative/Digital/Media, IT/Telecoms 4 March 2025

My brilliant recruitment career: Pete Schofield

Pete Schofield is group chairman at Ford & Stanley.

Transport & logistics, Engineering 21 January 2025

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Calling time on after-work drinks

The post-work pint: is this tradition dying out?

10 September 2024

Recruiters: anticipate and prepare ahead of the General Election

Mike Rogers, COO of Kingdom People, discusses what recruitment agencies should be considering ahead of the upcoming General Election and how to prepare for any changes brought in by the new government.

25 June 2024

As MP Halfon bows out, where does that leave skills, training and apprenticeships?

With a nod to Lord of the Rings, Robert Halfon announced his resignation as minister for skills, apprenticeships and higher education just before the Easter break.

Graduates/Apprentices/School leavers, Apprentices/Grads/School leavers 5 April 2024

My Brilliant Recruitment Career: Ed Pritchard

Ed Pritchard is managing partner at Anderson Quigley

Executive search 16 January 2024

My Brilliant Recruitment Career: James Cronin

James Cronin is group commercial director at The Jarell Group

9 May 2023

Time for optimism – patience and demonstrable resilience will pay off

There are buyers around, but playing your cards close to your chest could pay dividends

9 May 2023

Agency recruitment careers: Stop doing what you've always done

HR 16 February 2016

Responsive approach to candidates

IT/Telecoms 16 February 2016

Recruiter FAST 50: At full throttle

Recruitment firms are achieving record levels of growth, this year’s Recruiter FAST 50 reveals. Marcus Archer and Mark Maunsell of Clearwater International look at what lies behind the figures

22 January 2016

Onward and upward

For Rob Walker, chief executive of the No.1-ranked FAST 50 firm, BIE Executive is the latest in a string of high-performing projects. His success is partly down to a competitive spirit but also remembering that recruitment is still all about relationships, he tells Colin Cottell

Public sector 22 January 2016

The Year Ahead - 2016

20 January 2016

Keeping up with 2016’s recruiting trends

What could be more important in a fast-moving world than keeping up with developing trends? Unfortunately, many recruiters are so busy that they fail to follow or act on these important emerging trends

20 January 2016

In-house recruitment careers: Starting up an in-house recruiting operation

IT/Telecoms, HR 20 January 2016

Agency recruitment careers: Happy candidate hunting!

HR 19 January 2016

Recruitment on Show

IT/Telecoms, Engineering 21 December 2015

Czech into NonStop Recruitment

On a plane from Prague, a director of NonStop Recruitment realised training UK graduates in the Czech Republic could be just what the business needed. The rest is history...

IT/Telecoms, Engineering 21 December 2015

Tackling the legal challenges in the recruitment sector

With government plans to change the travel & subsistence (T&S) legislation, the effects may be hard to predict but the recruitment sector is sure to look different should it go through

18 December 2015

In-house recruitment careers: The data savvy recruiter wins every time

IT/Telecoms, HR 18 December 2015

Agency recruitment careers: Recruiters' resolutions

HR 18 December 2015

Supporting LGBT talent overseas

A report by Nicoll Curtin Senior Appointments points out that if employers don’t encourage LGBT employees to take up overseas assignments or offer them adequate support, businesses could be missing out on essential leadership talent in the future

19 November 2015

Tim Cook: nGAGEing on top of the world

History is literally being rewritten at specialist recruitment group nGAGE, where online references to its previous existence as Human Capital Investment Group (HCIG) have been replaced with nGAGE. Although it’s tempting to see this as just another example of a staffing company going through a cosmetic rebadging exercise, Tim Cook, nGAGE’s chief executive, says the new name announced in October signifies changes that are much more than skin deep.

19 November 2015

Tap into teenage talent beyond the big city

Companies may be missing out on talent in schools and could do more to boost attainment, especially outside London — the socio-economic landscape is often far more varied than we think

18 November 2015