Small businesses will get a one-stop shop for guidance on health and safety and employment legislation, the Department for Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform (BERR) announced today.
An independent review, led by former recruitment business owner Sarah Anderson CBE, has recommended a range of solutions to improve the quality of guidance government gives to business.
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Blue-collar recruiter Staffline has closed four branches in response to market conditions.
Andy Hogarth, Staffline’s managing director, told Recruiter the branches had been merged with other locations and headcount loss was “marginal” with only three people being made redundant.
Recent retail job creations are the result of consumers trading downwards, according to retail recruiters.
As clothing retailer H&M and food chain Subway create 14,000 jobs in total, Peter Burgess, director at Retail HR, told Recruiter that the recession did not mean that consumers would desert the high-street.
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Taking the lead: Benchmark Recruit’s Amy Tingle and Siobhan Hennessey and one of the guide dogs
The two CC’s, helicopter and high altitude views, as well as picking low-level fruit have all made the shortlist of confusing jargon terms.
The list, compiled by secretarial recruiter Office Angels, is as follows:
Compensation and benefits staff remain in demand, according to HR recruiters.
Hugo Tucker, director at Bullet Search, told Recruiter: “The current HR requirements are down across the board. The area of specialism holding up in the current market is comp and bens [compensation and benefits] and reward.
Recruitment outsourcing firm, CPH Consulting, has agreed a one-year contract with niche management consultancy, Commercial Advantage.
The contract is based on CPH’s ‘On Demand’ service, which was created to cater for the needs of small, start-up and emerging businesses with relatively low volumes of hires, but needing specialist support across the recruitment lifecycle.
One in 10 of The Sunday Times 100 Best Small Companies for 2009 is a recruiter, the new list has revealed.
Leading the way in second place was property and infrastructure recruiter Cobalt Recruitment, up from third place last year, followed by multi-sector Jenrick Recruitment Group in sixth place, who was seventh last year.
Mini stockpile: agency workers feel brunt of fall in new sales