Why Recruitment is the Perfect Career Choice for Graduates
It’s not uncommon for graduates from all disciplines to feel uncertain about their direction at this time of year.
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It’s not uncommon for graduates from all disciplines to feel uncertain about their direction at this time of year.
The term “employee wellbeing” is a bit of a buzzword these days. As companies navigate the challenges of working with a new generation of employees with a whole...
Women represent half of the world’s population and, by extension, half of its potential. It has been proven multiple times that empowering women stimulates productivity...
The recruitment market is getting highly saturated, perhaps more so in these challenging times, as recruiters scramble for market share. The need to stand out has never...
What is the Women in Finance Charter?
In 2015, women made up only 14% of Executive Committees in the Financial Services sector.[i] In response to this finding, in 2016,...
How important is diversity?
The Office of Tax Simplification (OTS) released a new report in response to the Chancellor's request in July 2020 around Capital Gains Tax (CGT). At a time where public finances have been rocked due to the ongoing pandemic, this has certainly increased anxiety for business owners seeking to sell their business.
This disparity is one of the main sources of controversy in the OTS consultation. Whilst this can be justified as rewarding risk and promoting enterprise, this rate of disparity can distort business and family decision making and can create an incentive for taxpayers to effectively re-characterise income as capital gains.
With this anticipation of a change in CGT, what does this mean for the M&A market within Facilities Management? After a year of navigating through a turbulent socio-economic backdrop, underpinned by a global pandemic and the United Kingdom’s separation from the European Union, the potential of a higher tax environment will cause further pressures on business owners and exit strategies.
Traditionally, a HR department consists of a group of people that keep everything held together, they keep everything under control, deal with queries and ensure the workplace runs smoothly and without conflict. However, the function is a lot more important to an organisation – from aligning business and people strategies to focusing on D&I, employee wellbeing, and talent acquisition. There is often a lot of influence on the board from HR, with some HRDs being head of people/culture and much more.
New research that has analysed workforce data from the FTSE 350 financial services companies has uncovered some interesting trends regarding gender diversity and...
That is how many females are in senior Health, Safety and Environmental roles within the Manufacturing sector.*
When I received these statistics from LinkedIn, I...
Covid-19 has turned the world upside down and forced the closure of countless industries. It is with no surprise that ‘adaptability’ has been the new approach for many businesses to ensure their workplace is safe for employees to return.
The company has just been named as the winner of the ‘Best Employee Share/Equity Scheme’ at the inaugural Recruiter Investing in Talent Awards 2014. Spencer Jones and Michelle White gratefully collected the award on behalf of the company at an awards ceremony held in London in October.