VIDEO: YFJ Awards asks UK’s biggest employment sector to embrace best people practice
3 August 2012
The food and drinks industry has an opportunity to look at its recruitment and people strategies, and concentrate on making improvements where needed, with the launch of specialist jobsite Yourfoodjob.com’s (YFJ’s) People Awards 2012.
Fri, 3 Aug 2012
The food and drinks industry has an opportunity to look at its recruitment and people strategies, and concentrate on making improvements where needed, with the launch of specialist jobsite Yourfoodjob.com’s (YFJ’s) People Awards 2012.
This is according to Stephen Jones, an investor in YFJ, who notes that while there are many companies who already do “fantastically well”, it would be “foolhardy to say that its all perfect, and there are opportunities for us here to embrace best practice and do things better”.The awards launch this year in partnership with Recruiter, with the judging panel, chaired by the magazine’s editor DeeDee Doke, announced in the July edition of the magazine
Hear what Jones has to say in a video interview alongside YFJ general manager Tony Allen, below:
Previously, Allen had described how over the four years since YFJ itself launched in 2006, there has been a discernible change in the industry's adoption of modern HR processes.
The inaugural People Awards are due to be held 6 November in Manchester, and entries in a variety of HR and talent categories will be accepted on the event’s website through 23 August.
The food and drinks industry has an opportunity to look at its recruitment and people strategies, and concentrate on making improvements where needed, with the launch of specialist jobsite Yourfoodjob.com’s (YFJ’s) People Awards 2012.
This is according to Stephen Jones, an investor in YFJ, who notes that while there are many companies who already do “fantastically well”, it would be “foolhardy to say that its all perfect, and there are opportunities for us here to embrace best practice and do things better”.The awards launch this year in partnership with Recruiter, with the judging panel, chaired by the magazine’s editor DeeDee Doke, announced in the July edition of the magazine
Hear what Jones has to say in a video interview alongside YFJ general manager Tony Allen, below:
Previously, Allen had described how over the four years since YFJ itself launched in 2006, there has been a discernible change in the industry's adoption of modern HR processes.
The inaugural People Awards are due to be held 6 November in Manchester, and entries in a variety of HR and talent categories will be accepted on the event’s website through 23 August.
