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Nine Factors to Shape Recruitment in 2011

This will be the last proper Whiteboard post for 2010. I say “proper” because I will probably do something next Friday, but being Christmas Eve I really don’t think there will be much interest from you lot. But I’ll give you something, nothing much, but something nice from The Whiteboard…

Jonathan RiceDecember 16, 2010

Employment Human Resources Job Boards Recruitment

Destination Talent Awards 2010 – vote for Best Job Board, Recruitment Website and Careers Site

Two themes that have featured quite heavily on The Whiteboard this year have been online Job Boards and Recruitment Industry Awards. Job Boards are an obvious source of interest to us in recruitment. 96% of Australian and New Zealand recruitment firms post jobs on job boards with 40.2% of talent…

Jonathan RiceDecember 9, 2010

Job Boards Recruitment

The Trade Me Jobs Double-Wammy

Is Trade Me Jobs, the self-styled “#1 job board in New Zealand”, having its cake…and eating it? Certainly that’s the opinion of Absolute IT Director Grant Burley. I spoke with Grant earlier this week and he expressed grave concerns at Trade Me Jobs’ practice of placing adverts inside the body…

Jonathan RiceDecember 2, 2010

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The Whiteboard is on Holiday

Back blogging next week - enjoy the weekend!

Jonathan RiceNovember 25, 2010

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How NOT to Remunerate Recruiters

I’ve been contacted by a number of different recruitment firms over the past few weeks who are looking for advice from me on pay structures for their recruitment consultants. This is a good thing. It shows that firms out there are thinking properly about talent management, risk and reward, and…

Jonathan RiceNovember 18, 2010

Recruitment

Who’s Got The Best Christmas Party This Year?

Good morning everyone and it’s a bright and breezy one today as I’m off to Greg Savage’s RCSA brekkie seminar in Auckland this morning. Perhaps I will have already met many of you readers by the time you read this, who knows? If you did then lucky you as today…

Jonathan RiceNovember 11, 2010

Recruitment

Trade Me Jobs claims victory over Seek but who is really #1 for Recruiters?

Back in August 2009 Trade Me Jobs announced with much glee and hand-rubbing that they had, for the first time, surpassed Seek on domestic page impressions. The then head of Trade Me Jobs, Jimmy McGee, said that: “Our next goal is to beat Seek on local unique browsers. We’re well…

Jonathan RiceNovember 4, 2010

Recruitment Uncategorized

Momentum Hits Back After Wilce Inquiry Goes Public

At last. Yesterday saw the public release of the very catchy sounding report “The Circumstances into which Mr Stephen Wilce was employed as Director of the Defence Technology Agency”. For any of you who have been living under rocks lately, this report is of significant interest to our New Zealand…

Jonathan RiceOctober 28, 2010

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A Glimpse at the Hays “social media policy”

I’m going to kick things off this week with an apology to Seek and their ex-GM of NZ Annemarie Duff. Last week the question was asked whether she had had a dig at Momentum in her speech at the recent Seek Awards, as was the rumour I had heard. Feedback…

Jonathan RiceOctober 21, 2010

Recruitment Uncategorized

Winners (and losers?) from the 2010 Seek New Zealand Recruitment Awards

Seek’s annual 2010 Recruitment Awards were held at the Hilton in Auckland last Friday night but you’d be hard pressed to know anything about it unless you were actually there. I’ve been keeping an eye out for a press release all week but there has been nothing on Seek’s actual…

Jonathan RiceOctober 14, 2010

2024: A Year.

An alternative guide to surviving the work Christmas party

180,000 reasons not to get a pay rise

Destination Talent Awards 2010 – vote for Best Job Board, Recruitment Website and Careers Site

The Trade Me Jobs Double-Wammy

The Whiteboard is on Holiday

How NOT to Remunerate Recruiters

Who’s Got The Best Christmas Party This Year?

Trade Me Jobs claims victory over Seek but who is really #1 for Recruiters?

Momentum Hits Back After Wilce Inquiry Goes Public

Winners (and losers?) from the 2010 Seek New Zealand Recruitment Awards

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