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<i>Kate Ross: </i>Are you fired up about what you do?
The productivity of any business is often defined by the attitude and mental well-being of those leading it.
Finance jobs on the way back, as London rebounds from slump
Growing demand for bankers, lawyers and accountants.
Rebuilding Christchurch business - Peak Recruitment
One recruitment company seeking engineers for the Christchurch rebuild is getting more phone calls from expats wanting to return home.
<i>Kate Ross: </i> Will the 90 Day trial period make a difference?
What impact will extending the 90 day employment trial period have on recruitment?
Three fold increase in doctors heading to Oz - recruiters
A medical recruitment company claims to have seen a 300 per cent rise in New Zealand doctors leaving to find better pay in Australia in the last year.
<i>Kate Ross: </i> Strong start to the year for recruitment
It has been a very strong start to the year, says recruitment company director Kate Ross.
Young job seekers experience catch-22, says survey
New graduates trying to find work face a catch-22 situation with employers all demanding relevant experience in recruits, according to a survey.
Off the beach, into the office
Togs, togs, togs ... undies - remember the advertising image of a beachgoer in swimming togs walking up the beach into a shopping centre?
<i>Gill South</i>: Talent quest is back on, and entrepreneurs are ahead of the pack
Companies are looking to lift staff to meet growth plans.
90-day trial promises empty - Labour MP
The Govt has been criticised for saying the 90-day trial period would be voluntary, and then asking for it to be on all public sector contracts.
<i>All in a day's work: </i>A pre-Christmas pay rise?
Add Christmas and the associated financial pressures into the mix, and I suspect this unfortunate trend of employee theft and fraud may continue into 2011.
<i>Kate Ross: </i> The recruitment year that was
Recruitment is the barometer of what is going on; if we are good then businesses are generally good.
<i>Kate Ross: </i> Recruitment industry cowboys
I thought the "recruitment cowboys" had disappeared. Not the case.
Defence playing blame game, says recruitment firm
The recruitment company that shortlisted serial fabulist Stephen Wilce for a top defence job says a military court of inquiry was looking for someone outside the system to blame.
Wilce fired for being inept before Defence job
When Stephen Wilce submitted his CV for the job as the Defence Force's chief scientist, he failed to declare a job he had been fired from the previous year for incompetence.
Wilce, recruiter under fire in Defence report
A military court of inquiry into the hiring of disgraced Defence scientist Stephen Wilce has found the appointment process was flawed.