A spokesperson for public sector union Unite, which in 2008 suggested that recruitment agencies were being paid £1.5bn per year by local councils, tells Recruiter magazine that agency fees are "a waste of public money - agencies regularly charge more than 50% above and beyond what they pay...
The number of women on boards is up 20% across 2011, according to a recent article in the Recruiter, the recruitment trade magazine. The proportion of women on boards of FTSE 100 companies has risen from 12.5% at the beginning of 2011, to 14.9% for January 2012. Coming from a 50/50%...
Sellick Partnership has never had a problem in retaining good quality consultants and support staff, but inevitably it is a fact of life that people will choose to change careers, relocate with partners, or decide to take off around the world for a few months (or years!). As a recruitment...
Whilst sitting next to a regional local businessperson at dinner over the weekend, our conversation made me reassess my outlook on what's happening in the regions at the moment. This guy sits on a local county tourist board, the local chamber of commerce, as well as having fingers in...
Many professional women have faced the conundrum of whether to change their name when they get married. Research shows that m ore than a third of married women choose to keep their maiden name, and as women are marrying later in life, this seems like a natural assumption, as they have...
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