Job board provider Monster Worldwide is expecting an increase in hits after relaunching its website on Saturday.
A spokesperson told Recruiter: “We expect to see an increase in users starting this week. At the moment we have not promoted it, except for giving interviews,” adding they normally experience a higher user rate at this time of year.
A price war in the skies is set to take its toll on travel recruiters.
Shop fitting recruiter XJS Interiors anticipates a year of growth after securing funding against all of its invoices from Cattles Invoice Finance.
Nottinghamshire County Council has signed an agreement with the Gangmasters Licensing Authority (GLA) to investigate rogue gangmasters and deal with the community issues they create.
The Council and the GLA will work together to identify potential abuse of vulnerable workers, often migrant workers, in agriculture and the food and drink processing and packaging industries.
Employers guilty of not processing job applications from non-UK, EU and European Economic Area (EEA) applicants could be held liable for indirect race discrimination.
According to law firm Wedlake Bell, employers could be culpable for failing to consider employing a person that requires a work permit.
Brand response company TheAgency has agreed a managed recruitment service contract with specialist media, creative and marketing recruiters, Ad Lib.
Through the managed service agreement, TheAgency will have one central contact point, while Ad Lib will field sales calls and CVs from other recruiters and negotiate fees.
Firms are recruiting more HR professionals with restructuring and downsizing experience as a result of the economic downturn, according to Robert Walters’ latest salary survey.
RBS fraud trial
A recruitment company allegedly “created” invoices to which no money was owed, a court was told on Friday.
As part of its global expansion strategy, professional and management recruiter Antal International has developed a new approach to joint venturing which allows other organisations and individual recruiters to work with it without seed capital.
Sterling’s recovery will give a long-term boost to retail and hospitality, say recruiters.
Earlier this week, the pound hit a nine-month high against the dollar.