Spherion expects to sign sale agreement inside six weeks
Spherion expects to be in a position to sign heads of agreement for the sale of its $200 million Asia Pacific recruitment business in less than six weeks. read more
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HCMS to offer retention and recruitment audit tools
Leading human capital consulting company Human Capital Management Solutions has signed a deal to offer an upgraded range of staff retention and recruitment audit tools from the WRDI Institute. read more
Recruitment news, May 13, 2004
Plenty of new jobs in April; Ambit makes key appointment; Property industry salaries strong; SEEK more than triple nearest competitor in NZ. read more
Industry criticises Budget for lack of training
Leading industry groups have criticised the Federal Budget for not doing more to boost vocational training and say it will do little to address the growing skills shortage. read more
Contractors move back into strategic roles
Employers have returned to using contractors to work on strategic projects rather than simply as a backup for the existing workforce in peak periods, according to a new national study by Resources Connection Australia. read more
Australia shines for Vedior with 12% revenue growth - Tanner Menzies snares top recruiter
Vedior's Australian recruitment businesses have put in a strong performance in the first quarter, posting revenue growth of 12%. read more
Timmins to leave Integrated Group
Integrated Group's highly-regarded CFO David Timmins is departing the company after more than six years in the job. read more
Catalyst founder sells down
Catalyst Recruitment founder Tony Beddison has sold down his shareholding in the company, but will remain a director and retain a significant block of shares. read more
Holidays put a hole in recruitment website traffic
Easter, Anzac Day and school holidays caused a drastic reduction in the number of people looking for jobs on recruitment websites during April, but MyCareer held its traffic to move into second place in the web rankings. read more
Recruitment news, May 7, 2004
Ambition sees growth; IT resurgence puts project managers in demand; Hoban Recruitment launches new award; Career confidence slips. read more
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