Recruitment news briefs, September 23, 2003
Kelly study confirms candidate focus on employer culture; Head Hunters agreement quashed; Fairfax papers see strong employment volumes. read more
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Acquisition doubles Catalyst IT revenue
Catalyst will double its revenue from IT recruiting this year following the acquisition of specialised contracting business Partners in Computing. read more
Flexible Workforce Symposium breaks new ground
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
Recruitment news briefs, September 19, 2003
Recruiters get set in Japan health care market; Carerra celebrates first birthday; RCSA attracts good attendance for Flexible Workforce Symposium; Candle director sells down; New Manpower survey shows US hiring intentions finally lift. read more
Recruitment news briefs September 18, 2003
Recruitment industry benchmarking survey closes next week; New career site for young women; PageUp expands to Sydney; Vale Will Spensley. read more
Commission can deal with WA labour hire award
The WA Industrial Relations Commission has ruled there is no barrier to it continuing to hear an application to establish a new award covering on-hire metal trades workers in the state. read more
Drake unbundles recruitment with innovative video interviews
Drake has officially launched a new unbundled recruitment service known as Drake Express, which uses innovative technology to present interactive video resumes of pre-screened candidates to employers via the internet. read more
Special projects drive contractor hiring in finance
The 2003 Resources Connection accounting, tax and finance employment survey shows employers are increasing their use of contractors to help implement new tax and accounting projects. read more
Fairfax rolls up sleeves in employment ad war
Employment advertisers should be reaping some good deals over the next few months, with Fairfax launching a major campaign to boost its share of employment advertising, and Fairfax group commercial director Alan Revell vowing to "compete for every piece of business out there". read more
Recruitment news briefs, September 15, 2003
RSP Group gains new Hutchison project; Corporate recruiting roles still in demand; New RCSA NSW/ACT manager announced. read more
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