Multi-sector recruitment service Recruitment Genius has appointed Steve Huxham as a non-executive director.
Huxham is also chairman of the Recruitment Society, a director at the Institute of Association Management and chairman of social work and voluntary sector recruitment specialist Amicus Recruit.
Potential bans on the use of BlackBerrys in India and in the Middle East is set to hit the world of recruitment hard, robbing both in-house and agency recruiters of a key communications tool.
Financial services recruiter LMA Recruitment has appointed Rob Clark as senior consultant in its HR team.
Social care recruiter Cardea has appointed Tony Woollett as head of operations.
Woollett was previously an associate director of Beresford Blake Thomas (BBT) and national sales manager for Reliance – both Randstad companies.
Meanwhile, the firm also welcomes consultants Leon Morley, Beth Morley, Laura Hart.
Employees, along with friends and family at financial recruiter Goodman Masson, have helped break the world record for most Supermen gathered in one place at one time.
Professional online network XING is attributing a large part of its growth in the first half of the year to e-recruitment, alongside advertising on the network.
International creative, digital and marketing recruitment specialist Nakama has appointed Julia Falcone as director of its Melbourne operation.
Falcone has more than 10 years of experience in creative and digital recruitment in Australia and was previously with creative staffing specialist Aquent.
Multi-sector recruiter Bond Williams has appointed Suzanne Sherriff and Joy Bruce as recruitment consultants.
Sherriff will handle temporary staffing appointments for clients in the Bournemouth, Poole and Christchurch areas, while Bruce works within the firm’s HR, office and commercial recruitment division.
Multi-sector recruiter Expand has appointed Kieran Donnelly to lead its digital media division.
The Labour government’s £760m Pathways to Work scheme, which aimed to move people off disability benefits and into work, has been criticised by a report by the government’s spending watchdog the Public Accounts Committee (PAC).