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Emergency budget could boost those starting a recruitment agency Chancellor George Osbourne has been asked to put the interest of small businesses at the heart of emergency budget. Recruitment profession… Started by Stewart Roberts	0	May 19, 2010
Outsourcing accounts could help with work-life balance Outsourcing accounts and other services can help achieve a proper work-life balance. New recruitment agency owners may want to consider ou… Started by Stewart Roberts	0	May 19, 2010
Overseas hiring activity could benefit recruiters Companies in Ireland and other overseas destinations have returned to hiring. Setting up a recruitment company with the view to placing ca… Started by Stewart Roberts	0	May 18, 2010
Demand for highly-skilled people to intensify Increased demand for highly-skilled people is expected to intensify during the economy's recovery. Professionals who have set up a recruit… Started by Stewart Roberts	0	May 18, 2010
Females could set up their own recruitment agency Women in top jobs are viewed as being better leaders than men but struggle to land high-net positions. News that women are still strugglin… Started by Stewart Roberts	0	May 17, 2010
Recruiters' interests being highlighted to the government The Recruitment and Employment Confederation is already lobbying the new government on behalf of recruiters. People interested in how to s… Started by Stewart Roberts	0	May 17, 2010
Do you lose your company identity by letting your Pay-And-Bill Company invoice your clients and pay your contractors on your behalf? Do you lose your company identity by letting your Pay-And-Bill Company invoice your clients and pay your contractors on your behalf? Started by Stewart Roberts	0	May 17, 2010
Utilise social networking forums to reach wider audience Social networking forums like LinkedIn and Twitter can help recruiters expand their reach. Starting a recruitment company can be turned in… Started by Stewart Roberts	0	May 14, 2010
Policy change abolishes 'tax on jobs' The planned one per cent hike in employers' national insurance has been abolished in a new policy shift. People who have set up a recruitm… Started by Stewart Roberts	0	May 14, 2010
Recruiters under new Liberal Democrat-Conservative coalition The recruitment industry will be watching what direction the new Liberal Democrat-Conservative coalition takes. David Cameron is now leadi… Started by Stewart Roberts	0	May 13, 2010