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UK-INDIA FTA: Financially beneficial for firms to second Indian workers to the UK

Following the news that the UK and India have agreed a trade deal, what will that mean for mobility of workers?

Cross-continent MoU could boost environmental health profession amid recruitment struggles

An agreement has been signed, which could help boost recruitment of environmental health officers (EHOs) globally.

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Tech & Tools: May/June 2025

Rise of native AI applicant tracking systems

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Securing a job through virtual work

Unveiling the positive social impact of virtual work experience programmes.

7 May 2025
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Workplace: The priority of productivity

How can consultants be the most productive they can be.

7 May 2025
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Business advice: lead generation

Identifying sales leads during a conversation.

7 May 2025
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Take a Netwalk on the kind side

A walk organised by TEAM raised awareness of isolation, as well as money for charity.

7 May 2025

Analytics functions to merge into single workforce intelligence organisation

What will talent intelligence look like in the future?

7 May 2025
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Redefining the role of humans at work

Talent leaders are in the midst of redefining work that will be “more pro-human than in any other point in human history”.

7 May 2025

Get engaged in your future today

Recruiters should take control of their own destiny and not rely on trade bodies to do it for them

13 September 2012

Margins and perm placements rise

As the economy shows signs of growth, recruiters need to re-examine the margins they are willing to settle on and maybe justify increases

13 September 2012

Building up now for future value

Indicators in the sector remain positive, according to BDO’s review of the latest outputs from Recruitment Industry Benchmarking (RIB)

13 September 2012

Building towards a better future

Recruiters should invest in more consultative ways of doing business to offer the most customer value

13 September 2012

Recruiters and the 'big society'

Our industry should take the lead in leading the way and giving back to society now more than ever before

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Looking to the past is the answer

Recruiters should make exceptions for the current generation of graduates and school leavers

13 September 2012

Recognising recruiting excellence

As well as celebrating their achievements, the industry gathered in London last week to deservedly let their hair down after a tough business year. Colin Cottell reports

13 September 2012

Get the banks lending, Mr Osborne

Failure to increase funding to the recruitment sector will delay recovery and do nothing to promote growth

Industrial/Manufacturing 13 September 2012

Looking after your human interests

If you’ve seen the news recently, the world is a dangerous place. Colin Cottell looks at the implications for companies and recruiters who place staff in the firing line

13 September 2012

Getting ahead of the staffing game

Do you wait for a vacancy to be filled? Or recruit proactively to stay ahead of demand?

13 September 2012

Bending with the market conditions

A flexible approach to temporary workers in the job market is essential, especially in the current climate, reports Christopher Goodfellow, but do its pros outweigh its cons?

13 September 2012

Sector knowledge will improve M&As

The latest mergers & acquisitions barometer from Recruiter and law firm Osborne Clarke offers signals of confidence for the sector

13 September 2012

Bucking the trend against the odds

Recruiters are still growing and managing to sustain their earnings, despite the economic turmoil, according to the latest RIB figures

13 September 2012

IR35: it's back, and it's personal

Just when you thought you had all the legislation boxes ticked, Colin Cottell reports on the latest murmurings

13 September 2012
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