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Our latest research looks at the use of social networking media for recruitment, including how employers use such platforms as LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and Google+ in their search for suitable candidates. On this page: About th  Arrow IconMore...


Fewer than half of organisations use social media for recruitment purposes, according to research published today. Of 138 employers that took part in the 2013 XpertHR survey on using digital recruitment, only 46% said they use social media to recruit  Arrow IconMore...


The overwhelming majority of employers use some form of digital media in their recruitment processes, with corporate websites leading the way as the most commonly used medium to attract candidates. This is according to an XpertHR survey publish  Arrow IconMore...


The average HR professional might not rank themselves alongside comedian Frankie Boyle and footballer Ashley Cole, but their recent high-profile outbursts on the microblogging site Twitter are a cautionary tale for anyone operating online. Whether i  Arrow IconMore...


Casual Films is a supporter of the 2013 RAD Awards, and the company is a keen advocate of using video in recruitment communications. Here, they tell us why it is so effective. The use of video in recruitment communications has grown massively, mostly  Arrow IconMore...


The days of purely paper-based recruitment are long behind us. HR professionals and recruiters now use a selection of methods to assess candidates, from social media sites such as Twitter and LinkedIn to storing potential candidates' data in sophisticat  Arrow IconMore...


Recruiters using LinkedIn to source candidates should approach the information on the site with "a healthy amount of scepticism" as many profiles are exaggerated or out of date, a report has warned. Nearly one respondent in 10 (9%) who said that they  Arrow IconMore...


Further findings from the Potentialpark survey include: In the UK, Roche has the best tools for online talent communication, followed by Accenture and Intel. The corporate career website continues to be the major hub for all online and   Arrow IconMore...


According to Potentialpark , there are a number of common traits among the organisations found to be doing an effective job with their digital and social recruitment strategies: They don't try to be present on every channel at once, but make e  Arrow IconMore...


According to the Potentialpark research into the online presence of recruiters, eight students in 10 said that they want to communicate with employers via mobile technology. Furthermore, 86% said they are already using or intend to use   Arrow IconMore...


Research-focused healthcare company Roche has been identified as the organisation with the best online career presence in the UK, according to a global study of more than 30,000 people. The Potentialpark Online Talent Communication study (OTaC)   Arrow IconMore...


Recruiters should be making greater use of YouTube to attract candidates, according to an infographic recently released by HireRabbit , a US social recruitment specialist. The infographic underlines YouTube's value as a recruitment tool, in par  Arrow IconMore...


The UK tends to follow US trends and, as recent statistics suggest, it is becoming increasingly common for US recruiters to review candidates' social media profiles before offering a job, so now is a good time to get to grips with what you can and can't  Arrow IconMore...


Businesses have been urged to get behind a government-funded online career platform for young people, to ensure that the next generation of workers have the right skills to get started in their chosen careers. The plotr  careers platform,   Arrow IconMore...


More than half (55%) of HR directors believe that social media platforms are an ineffective recruitment tool and a further 15% are unsure of their effectiveness, according to a survey by recruitment firm Robert Half. HR directors were also found to   Arrow IconMore...


If you're a recruitment company, you should be quaking in your boots. The world you have been working in for the last two decades has dramatically changed and your very existence is now under threat. At least, that's the message being spread in some qua  Arrow IconMore...


Global job board Monster is to launch a professional networking platform on Facebook, which looks set to compete with the LinkedIn social network. The Facebook application, called BeKnown, will enable Facebook’s users to make professional connections  Arrow IconMore...


Asda’s Head of Resourcing, Vikki Gartside, said the supermarket giant will soon start its recruitment drive to fill the stores it bought from its rival Netto. Around 1,000 new roles will be created as a result of Asda’s purchase of 200 Netto stores   Arrow IconMore...


The rise in online recruitment through social networks is thought to have significantly contributed to the recent rise of sites such as Facebook and Twitter being the most visited online destinations in the UK. 

 A new report issued by information se  Arrow IconMore...


Unemployment in the UK has risen to eight per cent - its highest level in 17 years - according to new figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS). The measurement was taken from the three months to the end of January and indicate a total j  Arrow IconMore...



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