At the end of October 2023, Courtney Cole joined Axiom Personnel with a mission to get the Bronze Award from The Armed Forces Covenant by Easter 2024. We are proud of her achievement, we were awarded The Bronze Award in January ahead of her target date. The Armed Forces Covenant is a promise that is … Continued
For the last 15 years, The Princes Trust Nat West Youth Index has surveyed on average 2000 young people and reported the outcomes to give a better understanding of the needs and views of young people in our community and one of the startling headlines was how their approach to work and employment has been … Continued
Finally, the tide seems to be turning as office workers are making their way back into the workplace, rather than remote working. In a recent survey of 1800 workers carried out by Castleforge, a real estate investor, their findings revealed that more than a third of respondents felt isolated at home and over half felt … Continued
Axiom Personnel has a team of highly experienced consultants who provide staff in the recycling sector, and we have been following this story since last May 2023, when Essex County Council paused the tender process after they has received no compliant bids. This tender is for the processing of black bag waste in Essex and … Continued
As inflationary pressures have been subsiding and construction output prices have been falling since their peak in July 2023, some of these benefits have arisen due to the lowering of construction material prices, the softening of shipping costs (until the recent crisis) and the decrease in oil and natural gas prices. Growth has been attributed … Continued
The job hunt. It’s still a jungle out there, a labyrinth of applications, interviews, and rejections that can leave even the most optimistic soul feeling lost and discouraged. But fear not, with the right tools and mindset, you can blaze a trail and find yourself basking in the sunshine of your dream job. Know yourself … Continued
Critical imports are considered to be things like; medical supplies to support the NHS and keep our hospitals running and through to semiconductors which are essential in modern electronics. With the increasing pressure on geopolitical politics, with examples like Russia and Ukraine and the recent attacks in the Red Sea, environmental disasters and the Covid … Continued
The big predictions for the recruitment industry include the implication of AI, with 1 in 3 people believing it will have a significant impact on job losses within their sector, the changes that are expected with the return to the office, half of the people interviewed believing that the return to working in an office … Continued
The only students where there will be any concessions will be on postgraduate research courses or government-funded scholarships. This is an attempt by the government to tackle rising immigration. In the year ending September 2023, there were over 152,000 visas for dependents issued to students and that is a rise of 930% since 2019, when … Continued
Indeed posted a report in early December, highlighting their vacancy rates which still remain higher than February 2020. The largest declines in job vacancies are still coming from those sectors led by discretionary spending, including production, retail and distribution. Construction has been hit by the slowdown in the housing market, the year-on-year Indeed Job index … Continued