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Staffing & Recruiting Leaders’ Priorities For 2018: New Bullhorn Report

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Bullhorn recently published their 2018 North American Staffing & Recruiting Trends Report , a survey of more than 1400 staffing professionals. Compared to 2017, the majority of staffing professionals – 67% – are less confident about the future. Increases in hiring and operating budgets.

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Contractors Experiencing Heightened Demand as Talent Shortages Remain Rife

The Staffing Stream

For the staffing sector, this statistic is a concern as skills shortages remain rife, and we are starting to see greater pressures placed on the contract market as a result. Holidays Prompt Drop in Recruitment, but Contract Roles Remain Resilient. PREMIUM CONTENT: Global Staffing Back Office Software Landscape.

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Professional Job Market Remains Strong Despite Demand Dip

The Staffing Stream

Honing in on the white-collar jobs market, the latest Recruitment Trends Snapshot report from the Association of Professional Staffing Companies reveals that permanent job vacancies in the UK increased by 22% for the period between February 2021 and February 2022. The value of the staffing sector.

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A Tale of Strikes, Skills and Economic Uncertainty

The Staffing Stream

But the staffing sector continues to show its resilience to the constant economic challenges. Reports across the recruitment market are showing signs of a hiring contraction.

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UK’s Labor Market Is Reaching Breaking Point — Hiring Demand Is Unlikely to Slow Anytime Soon

The Staffing Stream

Professionals across the staffing sector are feeling the pressure from the ever-growing skills shortages impacting the UK. With the latest figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) revealing that the number of job vacancies in March to May 2022 rose to a new record of 1,300,000, this trend looks to be far from over.

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Developing a Future-Proof Recruitment Market

The Staffing Stream

When looking at APSCo’s own Recruitment Trends Snapshot, it is certainly interesting to see the changes in pay over the last few years. And according to our latest data, talent shortages could be set to increase further in the immediate future as salary increases fail to keep up with inflation. Staff Demand Soars While Salaries Drop.

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New Bullhorn Report: 75 Percent of Staffing and Recruiting Firms Anticipate Revenue Increases in 2018

Recruiting Blogs

Annual Trends Report Illustrates Overall Industry Optimism Despite Concerns about Automation, Digital Staffing Platforms, Macroeconomics, and Politics. A majority of staffing firms expected increases in hiring needs (70 percent), billable hours (62 percent), and temporary placements (59 percent) in 2018. BOSTON—JAN.