Reed is proud to support Prevent Breast Cancer as part of the Big Give Christmas Challenge 2024. Together, we’re raising crucial funds to help build the National Breast Imaging Academy - a vital facility to tackle delays in breast cancer diagnosis and treatment. By entering our online raffle, you can: ✔️ Support life-saving breast cancer research and care ✔️ Help train the imaging workforce of the future ✔️ Be in with a chance to win incredible prizes, including: 1️⃣. A night in a private box at the Royal Albert Hall (5 tickets!) 2️. £300 Mr & Mrs Smith voucher 3️. £150 ASOS voucher 4️. £150 John Lewis voucher …and more! 🎟️ Tickets are just £2 each, and the raffle closes at 3pm, Friday 6 December 2024. Every ticket sold will DOUBLE its impact through the Big Give, meaning twice the support for this life-saving cause. 👉 Buy your tickets now and be a part of something extraordinary: https://bit.ly/3ZmA0nu Let’s make a difference together. 💖 #PreventBreastCancer #BigGive2024 #FundraisingForGood
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Reed is the largest family-run recruitment business in the world and we’ve been improving lives through work since 1960. We have the UK's largest candidate database, expertise in 20 specialist sectors and offer the longest guarantees on the market. We’re a pioneer of specialist recruitment services and our experts work with more than 30,000 organisations in the UK to fill their temporary, permanent and interim positions. For more information on our services, jobs and industry insight, visit Reed.com
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- 1,001-5,000 employees
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- London
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- Privately Held
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- 1960
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- Recruitment, HR and IT Consulting, Salary Guides, jobseeking, Staffing, Screening, CV, Employment, permanent jobs, temporary jobs, and Careers
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Episode four of ‘all about business’ is now available. This week, our Chairman and CEO James Reed CBE sits down with father-daughter duo Molly and Phillip King of Ireland’s family-run televised music festival, Other Voices. Starting in a tiny church in Dingle, it has grown to become a highly anticipated annual event. It’s hosted some of the biggest names in music, including Kate Tempest, Arlo Parks and Amy Winehouse and is now watched by millions across the globe. They explore the ins and outs of working with family, how to use digital media to build a brand and, despite massive growth, how they’ve managed to stay true to their original vision. Watch the full episode on Reed.com or wherever you normally get your podcasts: https://bit.ly/3OorL3X #AllAboutBusiness #JamesReed #Podcast #OtherVoices #Business
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Fantastic event at Emirates Old Trafford, Lancashire Cricket Club this morning. Andy Burnham, Mayor of Greater Manchester joined the team alongside Lori Hoinkes, CEO of Manchester Central, and Andrew Moore, Partner at Addleshaw Goddard to discuss the future of Manchester and the North West’s business landscape following on from the Budget and the government’s impending changes to employment law. Thanks to everyone who attended! Some great insights and advice from our speakers. Jenice Forde Michael Quinn Claire Harvey Richard Smith Alexia Catt (Assoc CIPD) Alex Conroy Richard Smith Chris Ray Catherine Iredale Rowan Leng Jack Holden Nathan Greenwood Dan S. Nina Sawetz Megan Metcalfe-Roberts Rebecca Mortlock Lucy Flanagan
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Good to speak to Jeremy Vine at BBC Radio 2 about the current health of the UK labour market… Worryingly lots of callers to his show shared recent experiences of redundancy and reported that they were struggling to find alternative work despite multiple applications. The job market is certainly tough at the moment. One caller aged 49 said she used to receive calls from headhunters but now thought that employers had lost interest in her and felt that she had been “put out to pasture”. My advice “not to give up” did not do her justice… Ageism is ridiculous and wrong Policy makers should prioritise jobs and work People should not be left behind At Reed in Partnership where we have helped more than 300,000 people move from unemployment into work we know that the human cost of unemployment is huge. At the moment unemployment is moving in the wrong direction, it is rising. We have a duty as a society do all that we can to stop this! #lovemondays #lifeatreed #improvinglivesthroughwork #PhilCo #Since1960
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It's #TopTipTuesday today and we're continuing to share insight from our experts on all things salaries and benefits! This week, Connor Scully, a Business Manager at Reed, shares how to create a flexible benefits package and why it's important to do so: 🎥 How flexible is your organisation's benefits package? #AskReed #Hiring #Salary #EmployeeBenefits #Employer Jonathan Reilly Matthew Berry Sharmini Byrne Gavin Barclay Calvin Knighton
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At Reed, we believe in ‘improving lives through work’ and the best way is to show your employees they can feel safe and comfortable bringing their whole selves to work. Equality, diversity, inclusion and belonging are essential to any recruitment and retention strategy, boosting employee satisfaction and ultimately productivity. We’ve created a comprehensive calendar of every important date that celebrates people – from New Years’ Day to Pride Month 2025. Download this free tool now: https://bit.ly/40967Yp #Diversity #Inclusion #DiversityCalendar #AwarenessDates #Calendar
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Spoke to Andrew Marr about how more young young people might be encouraged, supported and if necessary cajoled off benefits and into work. [The last time I attempted to share these thoughts my post went pear shaped. Thank you to those who kindly pointed this out. Hopefully this finished as opposed to the earlier unfinished version will make more sense.] Here are my top five suggestions: 1. Market the many positives of work more actively and more widely so that people look beyond it being the negative part of “work life balance”. 2. Reintroduce young traineeships for 16-24 year olds to create a new employment pathway for those who do not attend university. 3. Reform the apprenticeship system (which has seen apprentice numbers decline significantly since it was last changed in 2017) to make it more employer friendly. 4. Reinstate the Kick Start scheme which worked so well during the pandemic to help young people who have had periods of unemployment move into work. 5. Reform the benefit system to incentivize looking for work over becoming inactive. It is not possible to build a wealthy and productive economy or to deliver high quality public services without a high labour force participation rate. At the moment in the UK, workforce participation is below 75%. This means that for every three working age adults who are in work, there is one who is not. An unsustainable situation if you are seeking to grow an economy and improve public services. And a very good reason why Britain urgently needs a workforce strategy! #LoveMondays #lifeatreed #improvinglivesthroughwork #PhilCo #Since1960
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“Without [passion, ideas and energy], a business will struggle – particularly a family business. We are very motivated to go about doing what it is we do.” Philip King, Founder of family-run music festival Other Voices, speaking on this week’s episode of our Chairman and CEO, James Reed CBE’s podcast, ‘all about business’. Both Philip and his daughter Molly King, who is Head of Development at Other Voices, join James in the fourth episode, ‘Building an authentic brand with millions of followers’. They discuss the televised Irish festival that has been celebrating the local on a global scale for over 20 years. Other Voices has been host to the likes of Hozier, Amy Winehouse, Mumford and Sons, Florence + the Machine and many more. Watch the full episode on Reed.com or wherever you normally get your podcasts: https://bit.ly/3OorL3X #AllAboutBusiness #JamesReed #Podcast #OtherVoices #Business
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Recent research by insurance company Zurich shows three-in-10 neurodivergent people have faced discrimination in the job application process after disclosing their neurodivergence. It has since introduced measures to support neurodivergent employees including: - Removing subjective language and unnecessary qualifications from job descriptions - Offering all roles on a part-time or job-share basis - Assessing its recruitment processes with neurodiversity experts - Providing hiring managers and employees with neurodiversity training - Provide applicants with sensory maps of workplaces It's also widely recommended to share all interview details, including the questions, who will attend, the format/structure, in advance. Let us know your experience with neurodiversity in the hiring process in the comments and the poll below.
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Findings released today by HR software company aconso, show that current workflow issues are leaving UK HR teams overworked and unable to embrace major trends surrounding an increasingly digital workforce and AI-driven technologies. The data has found 73% of UK HR leaders are struggling to align their strategy with rapidly changing business objectives, while maintaining a focus on employee needs. How is your HR team being impacted by rapidly changing systems and technologies? https://bit.ly/3ZikJnu #Wellbeing #HR #Productivity #Business #Employer