Cranfield School of Management has joined forces with UK private bank Coutts to offer a development programme to help ambitious family businesses grow.
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Multi-sector recruiter Drake International has launched a new breed of recruitment process outsourcing (RPO) services.
Drake is providing a bespoke, segmented service that allows clients to select the elements they need, in addition to offering a traditional end-to-end service, the company’s statement said.
Charity and non-profit sector recruiter Harris Hill has acquired executive search firm CR Search & Selection.
European firms, focused on cutting costs through layoffs, salary and hiring freezes, face problems in the medium term, according to research from consultants Watson Wyatt.
Procurement, supply chain and logistics and executive search recruiter Proco Global is to open a London office.
The office, based in Chancery Lane, will focus on senior management and director roles in supply chain and business improvement.
Travel staffing firm C&M Travel Recruitment is launching a financial division.
The firm has recruited former Goldman Sachs employee Jim Gervaise-Brazier to head up the division.
Angus Chisholm, managing director at C&M, told Recruiter: “We provide staff to all of the travel industry. We will be targeting very specific financial roles within travel.
The Association of Social Work Employment Businesses (ASWEB) has been in discussions with Tim Loughton, the shadow minister for children, schools and families.
Andrew Thorne, chairman of ASWEB, told Recruiter that the talks focused on how agencies can raise the standards of social worker recruitment.
Finance and accountancy recruiter, Sellick Partnership has opened a new office in Derby.
The office will be led by Gill Turnock and Nikki Graham, providing financial recruitment solutions to commerce and industry, not for profit and public sector organisations across Derby, Nottingham and the East Midlands.
A recruitment consultant told a tribunal how her bullying boss forced her to watch a private striptease with him at a lapdance club.
The Sun reports that Rachel Kelly, 38, had pleaded to be allowed to go home instead and alleges that her manager, Danny Whelan, said it would be “unacceptable” and was subjected to a foul-mouthed tirade.