The counteroffer is a tool many firms hoped they’d put behind them, but, with competition fierce and the cost of losing talent so high, they seem to have resurfaced as a regular feature in recruitment.

Serious talent shortages have led to firms pulling out all the stops to hold on to good people, even though this is rarely a long-term solution that either party ends up happy with.

So, if you're an employer weighing up whether to make a counter proposal, or an employee facing the decision on whether to accept, how should you respond?

In today's dynamic workplace, the value of diverse perspectives is unquestionable. Yet, many employers overlook a vital and plentiful talent pool: mothers.

Everyone gets nervous when it’s time for a job interview, especially in the current landscape. Once a straightforward in-person meeting, now the process often starts online, adding a new layer of complexity.

Your recruitment strategy plays a crucial role in shaping organisational culture, performance, and success. From communication and benefits to learning styles and career progression, if you believe people are your greatest asset, understanding what engages them as individuals and tailoring your approach will improve your ability to attract and retain top talent at all levels.

With salary review season upon us, many people, especially in the world of accountancy, will be weighing up their options. Should you stay put, push for a raise, or is it time to look elsewhere?

As we head into 2025, the recruitment landscape looks a little uncertain. Traditionally, December is a quieter month for hiring, with January bringing hope, positive action, and opportunity.

Returning from a sun-soaked break to a sinking dread to face the daily grind can be a sign it’s time for change.

In the ever-evolving world of recruitment, the landscape for job interviews has shifted dramatically.

Do you fear change? I sometimes do. I think we all do, to some extent, because it usually means the outcome is unknown.

When it comes to career development, the first thing that springs to mind is the pursuit of promotion and progression.

Summer is a time of relaxation, a chance to unwind and recharge our batteries. It also offers a rare opportunity to take a moment among the daily demands of work to reflect on our professional path and evaluate where we stand.

The run-up to Christmas is one of the best times to make a career move.