ONLINE RECRUITMENT NEWS

Scottish technology entrepreneur Mike Hughes is this month (October) launching a new venture which he predicts will revolutionise the world of recruitment, especially for businesses with small numbers of staff.

Mariano Mamertino, economist at the world's biggest job site, Indeed, comments:

Commenting on the latest labour market statistics from the ONS, CIPD Acting Chief Economist Ian Brinkley said:

UK charity Business in the Community (BITC) is using the third anniversary of its Ban the Box campaign to call on employers to rethink the way they treat young job applicants with criminal convictions.

An exciting new job board has been launched to target the media industry and they have taken advantage of the speedy solution from HotLizard’s JobBoard.com.

By John Salt, Group Sales Director, Totaljobs

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Study by Sungard Availability Services finds that offering the right digital tools is a crucial aspect of attracting and retaining talent for today’s organisations

Relationships between schools and employers are set to become more effective in helping young people make better career choices, with the launch of the School Leaver Conference.

Harvey Nash/LBS Leadership Institute report reveals boards not fit for 21st Century purpose

Students and graduates are not making the right work-place choices and employers are struggling to identify the right ‘fit’ for their businesses.

Hiring keeps 73% of business decision makers behind after hours

Eploy, a leader in enterprise cloud E-Recruitment software, today published the 2016 UK Candidate Attraction Report. Over 600 recruiters (49% in-house, 51% agency) were surveyed to determine the candidate sourcing channels and recruitment marketing techniques that are working best for their organisation.

The recent case of history graduate James Harris handing out CVs to passers by at Birmingham’s New Street train station has fortified claims that university is no longer the ticket to career success it once was.