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Recruitment is a two-way assessment. You want to get the best recruits and they want to work for the best businesses. So you have to do it right. Then, once employees have joined your business, you have to make sure all the legal obligations are covered. Here's how to do it all.

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Recruit using social networks

Harvey Nash offers the following quick-fire tips on how employers can incorporate social networking into their overall recruitment strategies:.
By LaunchLab.co.uk Jun 30,2009 - Comments (0) - Rating (1 votes)

How non-executives can help

Michael Snyder, senior partner of Kingston Smith accountancy firm, advises business owners to learn from the experiences of non-executives; many of whom will have survived a previous recession..
By LaunchLab.co.uk Mar 26,2009 - Comments (0) - Rating (2 votes)

How to use a recruitment agency

Recruitment agencies exist to help employers find the best possible job candidates. But when should you use them and how can you get the most out of your recruitment spend? .
By LaunchLab.co.uk Feb 16,2009 - Comments (0) - Rating (2 votes)

Attract and retain staff

When launching a new business, there are so many considerations to make that traditional human resources can be overlooked..
By Ros Kindersley Nov 14,2008 - Comments (0) - Rating (1 votes)

Finding the right team when starting up

One of the most common mistakes individuals make when starting up in business is to assume that they can reach their full potential by themselves. .
By Ed Cooper Nov 14,2008 - Comments (0) - Rating (2 votes)
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Comply with employment law

For business owners, employment law is a minefield with a vast amount of legislation and red tape to negotiate. And the whole area is made more complicated because it moves so fast: ....
By Craig McCracken Jul 08,2008 - Comments (0) - Rating (1 votes)

Attract and retain staff

When launching a new business, there are so many considerations to make that traditional human resources can be overlooked..
By Ros Kindersley Nov 14,2008 - Comments (0) - Rating (1 votes)

Create an employee share plan

Figures from HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) show employee share plans are increasing in popularity.  Emma Vigus, Head of ShareMark, looks at how unlisted companies create a share plan..
By Emma Vigus Jul 07,2008 - Comments (0) - Rating (1 votes)
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Recruit using social networks

Jun 30,2009
07:00 am

Harvey Nash offers the following quick-fire tips on how employers can incorporate social networking into their ...

By LaunchLab.co.uk

How non-executives can help

Mar 26,2009
09:00 am

Michael Snyder, senior partner of Kingston Smith accountancy firm, advises business owners to learn from the ...

By LaunchLab.co.uk

How to use a recruitment agency

Feb 16,2009
08:00 am

Recruitment agencies exist to help employers find the best possible job candidates. But when should you ...

By LaunchLab.co.uk

Run a family business

Jul 08,2008
07:00 am

Family-run businesses have there own unique pros and cons that are distinct from other types of ...

By Steve Jennings

Get the most out of flexible working

Jul 08,2008
07:00 am

Technology is now available to allow staff to work productively and efficiently outside of traditional ...

By Oliver Chivers

Business HR (if you’re not an HR pro)

Jul 10,2008
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For a small business, particularly a start-up, the people you employ can mean the difference ...

By Alyson Pellowe


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