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Why your recruitment supplier needs more than just the right tech to unlock social value

Why your recruitment supplier needs more than just the right tech to unlock social value

Social value is high on the agenda for London Borough of Hackney – but how is a neutral vendor supplier supporting its ambition to get more local residents into employment? Stuart Thorn, Head of Human Resources, London Borough of Hackney, explains why it’s important to…

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UK hiring struggle calls for a new approach to temporary recruitment

UK hiring struggle calls for a new approach to temporary recruitment

Hiring activity is surging at a “robust” pace, according to a new report from KPMG and the Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC). Yet businesses across the UK are struggling to recruit workers into temporary and permanent jobs, highlights Mark Inskip. Could it be that recruitment directors…

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Why we need continuous review, challenge & change in the recruitment process

Why we need continuous review, challenge & change in the recruitment process

With agency worker placements increasing in London borough councils, Mark Porter, Head of HR Operations at OneSource explains how the right recruitment technology can help to identify and consequently reduce that trend. We’ve all needed agency workers in the past to fill recruitment gaps or…

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How can smarter technology help recruiters make better data-driven decisions?

How can smarter technology help recruiters make better data-driven decisions?

As a recruitment or HR manager, you are always looking for ways to help make the hiring process simple, reliable, fast and cost-effective, highlights Julian Panter at Matrix. But if you have to wait until, let’s say, the 15th of every month for your monthly…

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Matrix CEO Mark Inskip responds to airport staffing crisis

Matrix CEO Mark Inskip responds to airport staffing crisis

How sad to hear about the current staff shortages in airports especially as so many people have longed for that break away only to be met by chaos even before they have left the country. This real and ongoing recruitment headache that airport authorities are…

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The AFO and Bakers Basco urge event organisers & event caterers to be in tune to the environmental impact of equipment left behind after festivals and events

The AFO and Bakers Basco urge event organisers & event caterers to be in tune to the environmental impact of equipment left behind after festivals and events

Bakers Basco, the membership scheme set up by Allied Bakeries, Fine Lady Bakeries, Frank Roberts & Sons, Hovis and Warburtons to provide and manage an industry-wide bakery equipment solution and the AFO are calling out to the events industry and caterers to raise awareness of…

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Bakers Basco announces national appeal campaign for the return of bread delivery baskets

Bakers Basco announces national appeal campaign for the return of bread delivery baskets

Bakers Basco is issuing an urgent appeal to the British nation to report any missing bread baskets and dollies that can be recovered by their teams to ensure the continued supply of essential bread and associated products to supermarkets and grocery traders. Bakers Basco Limited…

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A circular economy will never work if officials continue to turn a blind eye

A circular economy will never work if officials continue to turn a blind eye

The UK Government has vowed to set legally binding targets to clean up the UK through a framework that “specifically supports the UK and its priorities”. It promises to ensure that all plastic packaging in the UK will be recyclable or reusable by 2025, along…

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Reflections & predictions: what’s in store for the food industry in 2022?

Reflections & predictions: what’s in store for the food industry in 2022?

2021 was arguably even more unprecedented than 2020 with multiple supply chain issues driving the news agenda for the food and logistics industry over the past 12 months. But what does all of this mean as we move forward into 2022? Paul Empson, general manager…

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Morocco launches campaign to give UK food companies a taste of its quality, credible, sustainable produce

Morocco launches campaign to give UK food companies a taste of its quality, credible, sustainable produce

Morocco has launched its first food and drink export campaign in the UK to inspire British businesses and consumers to explore the richness and quality of Morocco’s diverse food products, as well as promoting its offering as a quicker, reliable and credible trading alternative. The multi-channel campaign includes a series of…

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