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Oil and gas recruiters show how to beat the cycle

By   /  February 18, 2016  /  RA Now Opinion  /  No Comments

The current crisis in the oil and gas industry shows just how quickly fortunes in certain markets can turn around. Plummeting oil prices, while great for consumers filling up at the petrol station, have led to many job losses in the sector and recruitment – which was once characterised by talent shortages and high salaries […]

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Does it matter whether you go straight into a job after school?

By   /  February 11, 2016  /  RA Now Opinion  /  No Comments

A new survey claims that the main reason school-leavers head straight into work, rather than enrolling in higher education, is because they want to earn money straight away. Research company trendence found that the majority of pupils planning to go straight into work were male, and that 97% of those wanting to kick-start their career […]

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Why employers need to nail those first impressions too

By   /  February 4, 2016  /  RA Now Opinion  /  No Comments

Gone are the days when it was enough simply to have a vacancy and the jobseekers would come running to you. These days, employers have to fight a lot harder to gain candidates’ attention. This was confirmed in a study by OfficeBroker.com this week that revealed that almost three quarters of job hunters decide if […]

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This MAC is a hard one to swallow

By   /  January 28, 2016  /  RA Now Opinion  /  No Comments

Many, many employers in the UK – not least the NHS – rely heavily on skilled migrant workers to help them achieve their goals. So it was a tough pill to swallow last week when the Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) recommended introducing an Immigration Skills Charge for employers and tightening the routes for hiring priority […]

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To snoop or not to snoop? Take a balanced view

By   /  January 21, 2016  /  RA Now Opinion  /  No Comments

A landmark EU court decision last week appeared to give the green light to employers to check staff’s private messages. Headlines shouted that bosses could now “snoop on staff”, conjuring up images of managers everywhere burning the midnight oil so they can find out exactly what the office junior is doing during their lunch hour. […]

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Let’s remove the smoke and mirrors around CEO pay

By   /  January 14, 2016  /  RA Now Opinion  /  No Comments

With so much focus on CEO performance and increased scrutiny on whether they behave right and ethically, it’s frustrating that pay at the top continues to be such a contentious issue. Some new research from the CIPD suggests that the gap between CEO pay and that of employees is wider than ever, with the average […]

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Feeling the fear could be bad for your career

By   /  January 7, 2016  /  RA Now Opinion  /  No Comments

As we enter a new year and many employees are considering their career aspirations for 2016, CV-Library has produced some interesting findings on what motivates workers in their choice of role. The company found that just over a quarter of workers said they chose their career path to avoid dealing with workplace fears – the […]

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Resolve to make the best of candidates’ new year’s resolutions

By   /  December 17, 2015  /  RA Now Opinion  /  No Comments

It’s that time of year again when recruitment watchers start to predict a huge swathe of people changing jobs in the new year. Anyone remember the last time a survey was issued with the headline ‘Everyone to return to work in January happy and satisfied’? The latest estimate comes from CV database CV-Library, which claims […]

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Does zero hours equal zero satisfaction?

By   /  December 10, 2015  /  RA Now Opinion  /  No Comments

A recent report from the CIPD has highlighted something that many HR or hiring managers knew to be true but that politicians have been keen to ignore: that working on a zero-hours contract doesn’t necessarily mean you’re miserable, living on the breadline and struggling to feed your family. Rather, you’re just on a more flexible […]

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Teacher recruitment: how can we prevent a crisis?

By   /  December 3, 2015  /  RA Now Opinion  /  No Comments

With so many changes to the education system as governments have changed and politicians have tried to put their stamp on things, it’s hardly surprising that schools struggle to recruit good staff. The latest TES Teacher Recruitment Index shows just how bad the situation has become, with certain subjects such as maths or physics only […]

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