Steering through uncertainty: Can UK recruiters be optimistic about 2022?
Steering through uncertainty: Can UK recruiters be optimistic about 2022? As we are started the year 2022 we wanted to take time to look back to 2021, of what has been a frenetic year, with recruiters challenged in unique ways never seen before, the big question was:...Vacancysoft Market Update: 2021, What Next?
Vacancysoft Market Update: 2021, What Next? As we approached the end of what has been a frenetic year 2021, with recruiters challenged in unique ways never seen before, the big question was: What next? In this 20 minute presentation (recorded on Nov 18, 2021) we will...
Life Science Report – 2017 in Review
Key take-aways:
– Scientific vacancies in the sector were up 9.9% year on year.
– Overall, over 72% of all posted vacancies were located in South East, East and London regions, with Oxford had the fastest growth across the combined regions.
– R&D is now the single largest area of scientific hiring, with volumes up 19.6 year on year.
Regional Trends Report – 2017 Year in Review
Key take-aways:
A significant increase in the number of professional vacancies, with a surge in activity happening towards the end of the year.
Whilst Greater London remains the stronghold for jobs in the UK, the biggest increase year on year was seen in the North East of England, could we finally be seeing the government investment in the Northern Powerhouse paying off?
TMT companies now have more professional vacancies than any other sector, with this only set to continue as investment into IT continues.
