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4 simple ways to support your TAs
This year Bersin published a report regarding the importance of high performing talent acquisition teams and the direct influence their performance has on an organisation’s...
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A Word From James Gilfoyle, Organisation Development & Learning Manager at Edge Hill University
[caption id="attachment_7558" align="aligncenter" width="339"] [/caption] Our Need Over the years we have spent most of our recruitment pot in places...
A Word From Damon Pimlott
Damon is a global talent acquisition strategy specialist at Boeing. He is currently responsible for designing, testing and implementing cutting-edge global sourcing solutions, focusing on...
What candidates want: 2018
The following paper explores the modern day recruitment process from the perspective of the candidate. It is designed to impart candidates’ views and suggestions in...
A Word With Greg Allen
Greg Allen is the Global Head of Resourcing at Lloyd's Register. As a thought leader in the HR sector for several decades, he has also...
UK Classrooms Missing Male Teachers
Gender imbalances occur in many sectors, usually, the split weighs heavier on the male side but teaching is an exception. In 2010 just 1...
Can AI Save The NHS?
Facing a shortfall of £20 billion and struggling to meet the demands of an ageing population the NHS is under great strain with claims that...
The Finance Sector in The Brexit Era
An impending Brexit has gifted the financial sector with a strong feeling of uncertainty. As banks plan to relocate large numbers of jobs...
Be More Facebook
Facebook is an enormous data creator, one of the biggest. With over 1.2 billion users uploading 136,000 photos and updating their status 293,000 times...
The Word From Father Christmas.
I was forced to seek a new method of recruitment on the first of December this year. My business, the business of rewarding good children...