ONLINE RECRUITMENT NEWS

Business confidence in the UK economy improved by 17 percentage points between early May and June.

Recruitee has just published an extensive report featuring their global research on how hiring processes have been affected by COVID. They surveyed hundred recruiters and hiring managers, searching for major pain points and possible solutions to these issues.

A national lockdown posed many challenges, including remote working, unemployment, social distancing, financial uncertainty, and health concerns.

Almost a third of recruiting professionals’ businesses are doing better or the same as last year

Hiring the right people for your cleaning business is crucial to your business success.

In today’s modern era of online portfolios and social networking, it isn’t too surprising that many people consider that business cards are outdated. However, if used correctly, business cards are able to streamline recruitment operations and allow you to generate positive leads.

With the advent of the digital age came online job listings, which have made it so much easier to find your dream job, rendering more conventional methods such as newspaper listings redundant.

Vacancies pop up all the time.

By Zoek

Company culture is an essential piece to every business’s larger picture.

Working from home has become the new norm for many individuals due to COVID-19—which for a lot of people, may become permanent. This change has been met with both positive and negative responses, depending on individual situations.

67% of clients choose contracting to avoid office politics

According to a recent survey, it is the Millennials and Generation Z who are suffering the most when it comes to a lack of confidence with regards to getting or retaining a job at the moment.

Starting up a recruitment business is quite a challenge at the best of times. Starting up a recruitment business during the economic uncertainty caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, one might say, is pure madness. Or is it?

Gerwyn Davies, Senior Labour Market Adviser at the CIPD, comments on the labour market statistics for the period February-April 2020, published earlier today by the Office for National Statistics (ONS):