Berry Recruitment is warning of a potential ‘flight from London’ due to increased pay rates being standardised across the country.
Business makes a beeline for BuzzHire
A staffing tech platform is capitalising on London’s hospitality and delivery sectors’ return to normality and is seeing a surge in growth. BuzzHire places power in the hands of the workers and is set to revolutionise on-demand gig-employment.
Starting pistol fired on compulsory vaccinations
Regional law firm Ellis Jones Solicitors has warned that compulsory vaccinations for care home staff is just a starting shot for all in healthcare
Stockpiling has led to lack of workers
The national shortage of workers is being exacerbated as companies over-produce due to ‘no-deal’ Brexit fears. Berry Recruitment Group (BRG) says stockpiling in the last 12 months has led to more available work, especially in temporary positions.
Lucy’s cyber success
A university student has been offered the possibility of a job in one of the country’s leading cyber security companies after impressing bosses during a work placement. Lucy Dalley spent a year with C3IA Solutions in Poole, Dorset, between the second and third year of her Cyber Security Management degree at Bournemouth University.
Lack of awareness hits recruitment industry
A lack of awareness about jobs in the recruitment industry means many people are missing out on a promising career path, a leading business has claimed. Lee Gamble, managing director of Berry Recruitment, said part of the reason is because there are no compulsory formal qualifications.
Baran joins Berry
Berry Recruitment has appointed a highly experienced new manager at its growing branch in Kent. Jane Baran has worked in the industry across the county and London in a 20-year career.
Bright sparks graduate at Wessex Group
The latest crop of apprentices at Dorset’s Wessex Group has graduated ready to embark on their careers within Wessex Electricals and Wessex Fire & Security.
New Directions graduates find work
Charitable housing association BCHA is celebrating the success of its second cohort of 23 graduates following the completion of the 12-week New Directions programme designed to identify routes into employment or further education. A graduation ceremony, also attended by employers and trainers, was held at The Factory, BCHA’s premises in Alder Hills, Poole, where the course was predominantly delivered. Already, … Read More
The email of the species is more deadly than the male
A leading cyber security company is calling for more women to enter the industry – after taking on a third year university student. Lucy Dalley is from the first intake of students to go through Bournemouth University’s cyber security management degree course and has joined C3IA Solutions for the year.