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Flat-fee recruitment: good news or a cheap trick?

By   /  April 18, 2013  /  Archives  /  No Comments

From political speeches to national newspaper headlines, the word ‘austerity’ has become a frequent feature in our day-to-day lives. And despite some indications that job creation is slowly creeping into positive rather than negative figures, there’s still a distinct mood of employers tightening their belts. In the same way that the economic climate has led […]

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Man who changed name on CV claiming racial discrimination

By   /  April 18, 2013  /  Main News Section, News, Weekly Bulletin  /  No Comments

A man is claiming racial discrimination against the airline Virgin Atlantic after he says he was rejected for a job interview because of his unusual name and ethnic origin. Max Kpakio, who was born in Liberia, was not invited to interview for a call centre role by recruiters until he changed his name to ‘Craig […]

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Mid-sized businesses driving job creation

By   /  April 18, 2013  /  Main News Section, News, Weekly Bulletin  /  No Comments

Medium-sized businesses are leading the charge in terms of job creation, according to a survey of more than 700 businesses by Barclays. The Barclays Job Creation Index found that 71% of mid-sized businesses (with a turnover of between £5m and £100m) are creating new roles this year, up from 65% of mid-sized businesses in 2012. […]

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CV still carries more weight than LinkedIn, says survey

By   /  April 18, 2013  /  Main News Section, News, Weekly Bulletin  /  No Comments

A recent survey by TipTopJob.com, a network of jobsites, has found that more than half of respondents still think a CV to be more important than an applicant’s LinkedIn profile. When asked, ‘Is Linkedin more important to you than having an up-to-date CV?’, 53% of respondents said the CV held more weight. Those who considered […]

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Want to win clients? Tell a story

By   /  April 11, 2013  /  Archives  /  No Comments

Ever wondered how your competitors get those elusive last few marks on a tender question? The answer is that they provide evidence, evidence and more evidence – and one way of doing that is to tell your potential client a story, says Fiona Brunton. Theoretical answers are fine – by all means tell the evaluator […]

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Growth slow, but beware of skills shortages, warns REC

By   /  April 11, 2013  /  Main News Section, News, Weekly Bulletin  /  No Comments

Jobs growth is at its slowest for seven months, according to the latest round of figures from the Recruitment and Employment Confederation.  The REC/KPMG Report on Jobs for March found that permanent placements and temp billings increased, but at a weaker pace. Skills shortages appear to be on the rise, with figures showing the availability […]

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Candidates with higher apprenticeships most employable

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Employers in England believe candidates with higher-level apprenticeships are more employable than those with other qualifications, according to a survey of hiring companies by ICM research. Asked to rate the employability of people with different qualifications on a scale of 1 to 10, people with a higher-level apprenticeship – equivalent to degree-level – were rated […]

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Recruiters submit their views on Conduct Regulations

By   /  April 11, 2013  /  Main News Section, News, Uncategorized, Weekly Bulletin  /  No Comments

This Thursday sees the deadline for recruiters to submit their views on the proposed changes to the regulatory framework of the industry. The Government launched its first consultation on the industry’s key legislative framework (namely the Conduct of Employment Agencies and Employment Business Regulations, and the Employment Agencies Act) back in January. The Department for […]

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Via @mervyndinnen on Twitter

By   /  April 8, 2013  /  Archives, Your Voice  /  No Comments

What should we really do about tomorrow’s workforce?   http://mervyndinnen.sharedby.co/share/Y10gJz

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Where can agencies add value for in-house recruiters?

By   /  April 5, 2013  /  Archives  /  No Comments

In-house recruiters are doing more and more direct hiring, but they will always need to develop and nurture relationships with agencies. Only a very small number of organisations have the option to eliminate agencies from their recruitment processes. But how can agencies work more closely with in-house recruiters and add value to their business, asks […]

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