Submitted by Claire Doherty on Sat, 14/05/2011 - 19:11
This report provides a set of forward-looking labour market indicators, highlighting employers’ recruitment, redundancy, migration and pay intentions. The survey is based on the CIPD's quarterly review.
Submitted by mkendall on Thu, 05/05/2011 - 12:42
Our employment snapshot report is produced on a monthly basis and incorporates our temporary agency labour data within various industry sectors, as well as Government and CIPD data, to be included in the monthly distribution list please email Shaun Dempsey, Marketing Manager, sdempsey@depoel.co.uk.
Submitted by Admin on Wed, 23/02/2011 - 16:28
Part-time and temporary workers have increased dramatically over the last months as organisations continue to operate with apprehension permanent recruits are still on hold. In addition to the increase of temporary workers, organisations have been outsourcing elements of HR, in particular recruitment to vendor neutral service providers like de Poel.
Submitted by mkendall on Mon, 21/02/2011 - 11:53
Stratagems covers a wide spectrum of topics, including employment, recruitment, trends, forecasts, hot topics and of course news from de Poel, please feel free to download your copy. If, however you would like our printed version please email Shaun Dempsey, sdempsey@depoel.co.uk.
Our next issue is due 30th May 2011.
Stratagems Winter 2011
Submitted by Admin on Sat, 06/02/2010 - 14:12
Over the last 18 months the world economy has been hit by the biggest economic storm for many generations. As unemployment has risen, families across the world have felt ther eal and human costs of the global credit crunch and the worldwide recession. The use of temporary agency labour as increased over the last couple of months, as organisations continue to freeze recruitment, Services of neutral vendors such as de Poel have increased with organisations wanting to operate as efficiently as possible.
Submitted by Admin on Sat, 06/02/2010 - 14:12
Over five million workers across the UK gave away £27.4 billion in unpaid overtime in 2009, a TUC analysis of official statistics reveals The TUC study shows that 5.07 million people regularly worked un paid overtime in 2009/2010, a decline of 168,000 since 2008.
Submitted by Admin on Sat, 06/02/2010 - 14:12
The quarterly Employee Outlook survey of over 2,000 employees represents a bleak picture of employee attitudes throughout the UK, following the £81bn of cuts to public spending announced by the Government in the Comprehensive Spending Review.
