More positive but not out of the woods

Fewer recruitment agencies went into administration in the last quarter, but there’s still no room for complacancy. Christopher Goodfellow

The number of recruitment agencies being put into the hands of administrators dropped dramatically in the second quarter of 2010, reaching pre-recessionary levels.

According to analysis by Recruiter, 15 businesses entered administration during this period, compared to 22 in the previous quarter and 23 in the final three months of 2008, before the recession began....

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