Digitial recruiting news: Jobsite's 15 million TV ad campaign, acquisitions for SaonGroup and FutureResumes make interviews green.
Online Recruitment News Headlines included in this Podcast:
The UK generalist job board jobsite has announced it will be emarking upon a 15 million pound multimedia advertising campaign.
FutureResume, the company hoping to bring video resumes and video conferencing to the masses, is making interviewing green.
Online recruitment heavy weight Monster is set to complete the acquisition of the Chinese recruitment site ChinaHR
Saongroup, the Ireland based online recruitment company who own a number of erecruiting site globally, has been on an buying spree in overseas.
A new web site is challenging the traditional British ‘Stiff Upper Lip’ approach to careers and salaries.
This show’s post of the week is titled simply “Online Video Resumes”, which was posted on The Ladders at the turn of the month.
SimplYHRJobs, the UK niche job board for the HR industry, is celebrating a 94% increase in applications compared to this time last year.
In overseas news, later this month Malta’s leading recruitment portal, VacancyCentre.com will be participating in the 7th Annual European iGaming Expo.
Trinity Mirror Digital Recruitment has announced the appointment of Paul Halliwell as Managing Director.
In recruitment consultancy news, the guardian reports that Adecco have been told to either “put up or shut up” regarding their bit to acquire Michael Page.
In Tech News, online search giant Google has surprised many by launching a beta version of a new web browser.


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