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REC Hospitality urges push for home-grown talent

Friday 10th December 2010   0 comments
Apprenticeship schemes are the major tool for attracting and retaining home-grown talent in the hospitality sector. That is the verdict of the Recruitment and Employment Confederation’s dedicated...

Demand increases for migrant labour
Friday 26th November 2010   1 comments

Migrant worker limits outlined
Friday 19th November 2010   1 comments

REC steps up immigration debate
Monday 8th November 2010   0 comments

Major international expansion plans for medical recruiter
Wednesday 3rd November 2010   0 comments

UK workforce unaffected by migrant worker cap
Wednesday 27th October 2010   0 comments

Migration system must back economic recovery
Monday 4th October 2010   0 comments

Recruiters send clear message on immigration
Friday 1st October 2010   0 comments

Are UK candidates worried about skilled immigrants?
Wednesday 15th September 2010   0 comments

Ireland hit by construction worker exodous
Friday 16th July 2010   1 comments

Migrant recruits must get private healthcare
Tuesday 29th June 2010   2 comments

Business fears over immigration cap
Tuesday 29th June 2010   1 comments

Falling immigration questions need for cap
Tuesday 1st June 2010   0 comments

AER backs pledge on gender equality
Wednesday 26th May 2010   0 comments

Migration DOES deliver substantial benefits
Wednesday 26th May 2010   1 comments

Migrant cap threat to public services
Wednesday 28th April 2010   0 comments

Greater global work mobility predicted
Tuesday 13th April 2010   0 comments

Recruitment key to placement of overseas locum doctors
Friday 9th April 2010   1 comments

'UK to lose talents of skilled migrant workers'
Wednesday 7th April 2010   1 comments

Recession has no impact on migration to UK
Friday 26th February 2010   0 comments

Recruitment Today

End of beginning as downturn slows slightly
The seasonally-adjusted CIPS/Markit Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) rose to 42.9 in April from 39.1 the previous month, but was lower than last year’s figure of 49.7. Despite remaining below the neutral 50.0 mark (a figure less than 50 indicates a contraction) for the 13th month running, the PMI moved further from February’s joint survey record low.