Online recruitment news

Sopra Steria Recruitment, one of the UK’s leading staffing companies and managed recruitment service providers, is delighted to announce that it is now a Partner of Business Disability Forum (BDF).

Recruiter Jon Woodcock has joined forces with executive headhunter Aaron Weaver to form a brand new business which aims to look at recruitment in a very different way.

Using value-based recruitment to find the right staff

The challenges of choosing between the different gamification options, when assessing job candidates, are highlighted in a new white paper from assessment specialist cut-e.

By Lee Holloway, Chief Executive, the Officers’ Association

Commenting on the latest ONS UK Labour Productivity figures, Ian Brinkley, Acting Chief Economist at the CIPD, the professional body for HR and people development, said:

With hundreds of thousands of students graduating this year, Europe’s fasting growing jobsite, Adzuna reveals the best UK places to work after university.

Is this scenario or something like it familiar in your company?

Conor McArdle, Brighter Business

Keith Jackson, HCM Solution Consultant, Infor, looks at the role of new technologies in developing talent and minimising skills gaps

Executive recruitment company CEO Worldwide, a Forbes’ top 250 US executive recruitment firm*, announces today the launch of Female Executive Search, a recruitment platform that matches the world’s top female leadership talent with the progressive businesses and organisations that value gender diversity.

Midlands-based engineering and manufacturing recruitment specialist, Jonathan Lee Recruitment, celebrated its 40th anniversary with clients, suppliers and friends at a special lunch event on Friday, 29th June, at Hogarths Hotel in Solihull.

By Jo Sellick, managing director, Sellick Partnership

The number of work-related injuries occurring in the UK has reached its lowest in a decade, according to research carried out by personal injury specialist YouClaim.

Wimbledon, Henley and a heatwave; the Great British Summer is in full swing and many a deskbound office worker is looking wistfully out the window and pondering what it would be like to work in the sunshine. The answer is surprisingly well paid, according to data released today by the world’s largest job site Indeed.