Posts Tagged ‘Recruitment’
DON’T FEAR EMPLOYMENT RIGHTS CHANGES ARE SOON TO BE HERE
The first wave of reforms under the Employment Rights Act 2025 is fast approaching. These changes to UK employment law will have wide-ranging implications for both employers and workers. For growing recruitment businesses, this means two things: Here’s what’s happening and when: April 2026: The First Major Phase April 2026 will introduce a broad package…
Read MoreRECRUITMENT AGENCY FINANCIAL SUBMISSION DATES
As a recruitment agency owner, there are many financial deadlines that must be met to stay on the right side of HMRC and Companies House. Missing these deadlines can result in fines, penalties, interest, or even the company being struck off. Below is a summary of the key financial deadlines that recruitment agency owners need…
Read MoreLABOUR SPRING STATEMENT 2026 – WHAT DOES IT MEAN FOR RECRUITMENT?
The Spring Statement was presented today. Tuesday, 3rd March 2026, by the Labour chancellor Rachel Reeves. It was shorter than last year’s statement, but still covered a wide range of priorities The theme was a clear focus on stability and long-term investment. There were no surprise tax changes, no dramatic policy shifts, and no immediate…
Read MoreHOW TO ENSURE YOUR RECRUITMENT AGENCY IS VALUED AT ITS HIGHEST LEVEL
Every business owner dreams of selling their company for millions of pounds, clearing their debts, and retiring early. However, in reality, very few can achieve this. One of the main reasons is that owners become so absorbed in running the business day to day that they fail to plan for a future exit. When the…
Read More6 SIGNS YOU SHOULD CONSIDER OUTSOURCING YOUR RECRUITMENT BACK OFFICE
Outsourcing elements of a recruitment agency’s operations is nothing new. For many years, agencies have relied on external providers for IT, marketing, and HR services. However, when it comes to back-office and accounting functions, there is often a more hesitant attitude, with many business owners believing these tasks should remain in-house. While this can be…
Read MoreDO PAY-AND-BILL SOLUTIONS REALLY SAVE YOU TIME AND MONEY?
Recruitment agencies placing temporary or contract candidates often face a common funding challenge: workers need to be paid before the client pays the agency. To meet this requirement, agencies can either use their own funds, which carries risk, use a pay-and-bill solution, or secure funding from banks or specialist funding companies in the form of…
Read MorePERMANENT VS TEMPORARY VS CONTRACT RECRUITMENT
The recruitment industry is vast and varied, with agencies operating across different sectors and offering a range of services to clients. However, when it comes down to it, most agencies focus on one or more of three main types of recruitment: Permanent, Temporary, and Contract. Some agencies specialise in just one of these, while others…
Read MoreBUILDING UP YOUR CONSTRUCTION RECRUITMENT AGENCY – MASTER THE CIS FROM DAY ONE!
(Construction Recruitment Agency- Master the CIS from day one!) Let’s be honest, building a business in construction recruitment is a bit like putting up a skyscraper. Looks great at the top, but if you don’t get your foundations right? It’ll all come crashing down pretty quickly. So before you chuck on your high-vis and start…
Read MoreARE RECRUITMENT ASSOCIATIONS WORTHWHILE JOINING?
Within the recruitment industry, numerous associations have been formed over the years, providing directors with opportunities to connect with industry experts, fellow business owners, and trusted suppliers. There are plenty to choose from: REC, APSCo, TEAM, TRN, RDLC, RecConnect, Elite Leaders, RecWired, The Canaries, ARC, IOR (apologies to any missed). Each has its own aims…
Read More6 MISCONCEPTIONS HELD BY NEW START-UP RECRUITMENT AGENCIES
Most new start-up recruitment agencies are founded by recruiters who want to build something for themselves. However, many of these new directors have never run a business before. Areas such as accounting, taxation, HR, compliance, and funding were typically handled by their previous employer, leaving them with little experience to draw on. It’s natural for…
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