Browsing: Ethics & standards

The RCSA has agreed to begin hearing the controversial complaint from ISS Marketing against HJ&B over the appointment of a senior executive. read more

HJ&B is facing a legal claim in the Victorian Supreme Court as well as a complaint under the RCSA Code of Conduct over the placement of a financial controller who was allegedly later found to have a criminal record for fraud. read more

New Microsoft competency assessment service; Regional students show stronger work ethic; Lack of holiday care hampers women's careers. read more

The RCSA's code for ethical conduct has finally been granted formal approval by the ACCC, clearing the way for the Association to officially regulate standards in the industry. read more

The RCSA code of ethics is set to come into operation on October 15, with critics unlikely to launch a challenge to its authorisation. read more

Kelly study confirms candidate focus on employer culture; Head Hunters agreement quashed; Fairfax papers see strong employment volumes. read more

Today's RCSA Flexible Workforce Symposium brought together decision-makers from throughout Australia to address some key issues for the future of the recruitment industry. read more

Nearly a year after the transition incident which sparked off a complaint to the RCSA by Catalyst against Drake, the matter is finally in the process of arbitration. read more

ITCRA has been running a series of launches around Australia to promote its new "Certified Recruitment Professional" training and development program. read more

Leading lawyer and dispute resolution expert Geoff Gronow is set to arbitrate in the Catalyst/Drake dispute, in what will be a major test of the dispute resolution procedures in the RCSA's ethical code. read more