PWC outlines their predictions for the UK and global economy for 2021, including the possibility of the lowest number of births in the UK since records began, the potential for the first decline in London’s population this century, and the global turning point in the fight against climate change. What are your thoughts on this?
PWC’s Q3 Economic Update Covid 19
This month’s edition provides an update on the latest UK economic data, including the third quarter GDP and employment data. We provide an update to our projections and scenarios, reflecting England’s second national lockdown in November and other developments, including the outcome of the US election and progress in a vaccine for COVID-19. The latest UK economic data • The …
Smile For The Camera: 11 Ways To Make Yourself Video Ready For Interviews & Meetings
Between Virtual meetings and video interviews, video is going to play a large role in your professional future. It’s important to have the right set-up and know the ins and outs of being video ready. Are you comfortable in front of the camera yet? If not, it’s something that all professionals should put in emphasis on moving forward. Between virtual …
COVID-19 Business Impact
Back in April Beauhurst anticipated that they were working on a second report about COVID-19 Business Impact. It’s safe to say that since then, the world has undergone a lot of change. Businesses all over the country, big and small, had to adapt to this new situation, scale back, and in some cases close their doors for good. Others still …
How to conduct an ideal job interview, according to a forensic interviewer
Certified forensic interviewer Michael Reddington shares the first question you should ask in order to gauge how honest a candidate is being. By Stephanie Vozza. When you’re hiring a candidate for a potential role at your company, you hope they’re truthful in the interview. Unfortunately, the majority of people embellish their answers. While some of these overstatements may be harmless, others …
The One Thing You Should Do for Every Single Job Applicant
In June, longtime public relations professional Linda Beltran lost her job as the global communications services director for Oracle. The pandemic had all but eliminated the need for her role. Still, she was blindsided. It was the fourth time Linda had lost a job. Three times her position had been cut when the economy floundered and, in the other case, the circus company …
HOW COMPANIES CAN REDUCE FIXED COSTS AND ADD FLEXIBILITY TO RECRUITMENT
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the UK economy has shrunk and, unavoidably, entered recession. According to the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR), it will be our nation’s deepest recession in 300 years. Many organisations are focusing on a short to medium term strategy of remaining commercially viable whilst also preparing for a difficult commercial landscape for the foreseeable future. But …
15 REASONS WHY ‘EXCLUSIVITY’ IS IN YOUR CLIENTS’ BEST INTERESTS
Now more than ever, we need to focus on a key component of exclusivity. And that is a clear understanding of why working with one, quality recruiter on a specific brief is actually in the clients’ best interests. Well here are 15 very good reasons for starters. The Client is getting the Recruiter’s full commitment to filling their vacant role. Let’s not beat …
The Future of Big Data: Five Predictions From Experts for 2020 to 2025
Once global data started to grow exponentially a decade ago, it has shown no signs of slowing down. It‘s aggregated mainly via the internet, including social networks, web search requests, text messages, and media files. Another gigantic share of data is created by IoT devices and sensors. They are the key drivers for the global big data market growth, which …
How businesses can ramp up recruitment while cutting costs
Richard Dutton, Account Director at Symatrix says businesses can improve their recruitment strategy while keeping costs down… Many businesses have put recruitment on hold during the current pandemic in light of the uncertainty that the COVID-19 outbreak has cast over the economic future. Yet, when the lockdown eases and business ‘as near normal as possible’ resumes, many will once again need to turn …