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Recruitment consultancies guide

Read articles from the PM guide to recruitment consultancies

 
Lucid and easy-to-read analysis contributed by experts in the field. Reading articles from the guide, which is produced annually by People Management, is the easiest, quickest way to catch up with the latest hot topics for recruitment consultancies.

 


 
How can I improve relations with my recruitment agency?
The consultancy-client relationship is a crucial one, but a lack of open communication has resulted in unsuitable candidates continuously being sent to this HR manager for interview
Date: 03 June 2010

How to... thrive as a recruiter in a tough market
While it’s important to be able to adapt to survive, long-term survival as a successful recruitment consultancy is about focusing on what you already do well as a business, writes Joy Persaud
Date: 03 June 2010

The going’s good to firm
The race to recovery is on! But the course is a tough one, writes Lucie Carrington, and recruiters will need more than mere determination and optimism to get ahead
Date: 03 June 2010

Tricky territory
It’s all too easy to lose grip of immigration and employment legislation when recruiting staff from outside the UK. Anat Arkin provides the facts you need to catch potential problems in time
Date: 03 June 2010

Youthful outlook
Organisations that write off apprentices and first jobbers are missing a trick, writes Jane Simms. A raft of government initiatives is making it easier than ever to offer real experience to new entrants to the jobs market
Date: 03 June 2010

Cross purposes
Jane Simms explains why private-sector managers who think that moving into the public services would be a safe, boring option are sorely mistaken
Date: 09 April 2009

Get on the nurture trail
Now that fishing for new talent is off the agenda for some, firms are taking more care of existing staff to help them angle for a stronger position when the recovery comes. Jane Simms reports
Date: 09 April 2009

Hanging tough
There’s no denying that times are as hard as a generation of recruiters can recall. Despite this, Carly Chynoweth finds some chinks of light in the gloom
Date: 09 April 2009

How to... search for jobs in a downturn
Out of work in the toughest market for 20 years? Owen Morgan offers his guide for any HR professional who’s ‘between jobs’
Date: 09 April 2009

Matrix of the trade
Many recruitment consultants are using websites such as LinkedIn to cast their nets wider. Hashi Syedain considers the pros and cons of these Web 2.0 tools
Date: 09 April 2009

City walls
Financial services firms say they lack good HR people, but that could be because they don’t want to seek talent outside the Square Mile
Date: 03 April 2008

Computer says 'maybe'
The internet may never replace the human touch when it comes to recruitment, but that hasn’t prevented employers from finding new and innovative ways to harness web technology
Date: 03 April 2008

Get a shift on
HR professionals are becoming increasingly mobile in the search for career advancement and a better lifestyle. But would-be movers had better do their homework and be prepared for a culture shock
Date: 03 April 2008

How to… weather an economic downturn
The media is full of scare stories, but what practical measures can HR professionals take to help their organisation?
Date: 03 April 2008

Missed a Motivator?
Simply throwing money at high-flyers is no strategy for retaining them, writes Sarah-Jane North. The key to keeping talented people is to invest in factors that drive them to achieve – and some carrots cost very little
Date: 03 April 2008

Sense and sensitivity
Your organisation’s recruitment process speaks volumes about its corporate values. At PM’s recent round table, hosted in conjunction with the Recruitment and Employment Confederation, recruitment experts warned that getting it wrong could alienate the new generation of ethically aware high-flyers
Date: 03 April 2008

Silver linings
No one's really sure whether an recession is looming, but all the uncertainty represents an opportunity, not a threat, for the most skilled personnel professionals. Joy Persaud analyses an HR recruitment market in a state of flux
Date: 03 April 2008

Act of maturity
From October this year, age discrimination should be outlawed. What do employers and recruitment consultancies need to know about the forthcoming legislation?
Date: 06 April 2006

Drawn from experience
It's all change for HR recruitment, with the continuing evolution of the sector providing opportunities for candidates and consultants alike. In this challenging climate, what makes the ideal applicant?
Date: 06 April 2006

Slim pickings
The laws of the career jungle are changing. As the skills shortage bites, talent hunters explain what qualities HR professionals need to progress along their chosen path
Date: 06 April 2006

Zoom at the top
Consultants who use sharp practice to fill senior posts are thankfully a dying breed – but they can still do more to create trust and transparency
Date: 06 April 2006