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The Association of Professional Staffing Companies (APSCo) has highlighted the potential skills impact of a no deal Brexit and stressed the need for an immigration policy that allows the country to attract much needed international resources as businesses celebrate global talent acquisition day.

NHS Professionals has appointed Becky Rogerson as its new Regional Director for the South region.

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A third of British employees (33%) say that Brexit has already had a negative impact on their business, according to new research from Tiger Recruitment.

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LinkedIn, the world’s largest professional network, has today announced its third annual Top Startups list, ranking the 25 most sought-after startups in the UK that LinkedIn members would like to work for.

Two-thirds of hiring managers believe that implementing workforce planning strategies will help cushion the blow of rapid technological change – yet businesses have been slow to adopt and invest in these techniques.

Organisations must recognise that employees want to choose their payday, says Jeff Phipps

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Bibby Financial Services (BFS) has appointed Jonathon Preen as its new Global Head of Innovation to help bolster its global business offering.

Alexander Mann Solutions, the leading global provider of talent acquisition and management services, has been shortlisted for the Apprenticeship Initiative category in the 2019 Recruitment Marketing Awards.

Precursive, UK provider of the resource management and OpsTech solution, today announced new research that reveals only 15% of C-suite executives can accurately measure business capacity - defined as the volume of work that can be handled by an organisation.

Mercer’s Pensions Risk Survey data shows that the accounting deficit of defined benefit (DB) pension schemes for the UK’s 350 largest listed companies increased by £16bn, from £51bn at the end of July to £67bn on 30 August.