All Discussions Tagged 'retained' (9)

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Article on Headhunting in "The Economist" http://www.economist.com/news/business/21654083-industry-under-pressure-finding-new-services-sell-headhunters-culture-vultures This article… Started by Nicholas Meyler	0	Jun 15, 2015
How Was Your 2014 Year of Recruiting? The often unreliable and rather disreputable Fordyce Letter published an article recently claiming that 2014 was "the best year ever for Se… Started by Nicholas Meyler	0	Dec 30, 2014
We are Searching for a Full Desk Medical Recruiter Houston, TX National Search We are Searching for a Full Desk Medical Recruiter to Acquire an existing (Physician, Mid-Level, and Nursing Director) Desk. Active Solid N… Started by Rick Whitley	0	Oct 11, 2010
Client won't pay up!!! Anyone have any suggestions on collecting from an unruly client who signed an "exclusive" agreement but then hired on their own and refuses… Started by Ken DeWitt	26	Feb 24, 2009 Reply by Alan Fluhrer
Structuring a contract recruiting deal when you are not a contractor... Does anyone have an agreement they have used when they are working as an agent of a client? For instance, you are acting as the single poin… Started by Ron Mason	0	Aug 26, 2008
Can you help me please? I need to know! Can anyone tell me the breakdown of the US recruitment market in terms of retained v exclusive v contingent business with clients. Started by Gavin Chase	0	Aug 21, 2008
Staffing or Recruiting Opportunity If there is anyone out there with $1,000,000 book of business or larger interested in switching to a new company or is interested in a virt… Started by Mark Hamade	6	Jul 14, 2008 Reply by vikram
agency trained senior recruiter for FT/contract (relo/virtual) Hello, I'm an agency trained senior recruiter seeking FT or contract recruiting opportunities in the DC Metro area but open to relo. My exp… Started by cathleen pencek	0	May 22, 2008
How would you pay a retained firm for a candidate you referred to them? You are a corporate recruiter. A retained firm is working a position for your company. Your company, maybe a hiring manager, gives that fir… Started by Joshua Kahn	3	Sep 13, 2007 Reply by Heather Ali