The Party Conference circus rolls into town next weekend with the Lib Dems in Glasgow, followed by Labour in Brighton, and the Conservatives in Manchester. We will be in amongst it, fighting our industry’s corner and providing regular updates from various fringe sessions and networking events. Jobs and growth...

Commenting on today’s employment figures from the Office for National Statistics, director of policy of the Recruitment and Employment Confederation Tom Hadley says: “The jobs market continues to be on the road to recovery and there are signs that this recovery is accelerating. We’ve seen job vacancies rising to...

Commenting on the latest Labour Market Statistics released today by the Office for National Statistics, CIPD Chief Economist Mark Beatson said: “Today’s headline figures continue the pattern of recent months, with increased employment and a smaller, although welcome, reduction to unemployment, which is now below 2.5 million. “These results...

The first REC Audited Education panel is set to meet this week to bring together recruiters working in the education sector with key stakeholders. Chaired by Professor John Howson, from the University of Oxford, the panel will offer the opportunity for representatives from key education bodies to raise and...

Key points: – Fastest rise in short-term appointments since July 1998 – Permanent placements growth eases, but remains strong – Total vacancies increase at sharpest rate in over six years – Permanent salary inflation strongest in five-and-a-half years Summary: The Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC) and KPMG Report on Jobs – published today...