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Candidate fraud surges

Research from First Advantage’s 2026 Global Workforce Trends Report suggests candidate fraud is accelerating while trust across the hiring process is under growing strain. The report reveals a breakdown in confidence affecting employers and candidates alike, as misrepresentation and identity fraud continue to rise. According to the report, more than three quarters of hiring professionals surveyed (76%) have encountered falsified candidate employment details during the recruitment process, while nearly half (45%) say they have dealt...

Adecco Appoints SVP for Australia and New Zealand

Adecco has appointed Betul Genc as Senior Vice President and Country Head for Adecco Australia and New Zealand. In this role, Genc will be...

Impact of AI on entry-level roles assessed

A report from the Institute of Student Employers (ISE) has found most employers expect AI to reshape rather than replace entry-level jobs over the next three...

Operam Education Group announces acquisition

Education recruitment specialist Operam Education Group has announced the completion of its ninth acquisition, as part of the Company’s ambitious 10-year growth strategy. Operam – backed by...
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Tackling the European Labour Crisis

Krum Garkov, former member of the Cabinet of the Prime Minister of Bulgaria and an EU Policy Advisor to VFS Global, asks how European...

Outpacing the market

Doug Rode, Managing Director, UK&I at Michael Page on how recruiters must adapt to an ever-evolving landscape. As we head into 2026, recruitment professionals are...

HR Boss Warns Against Applicant Dishonesty

Cindy Gunn, People Director at leading UK recruitment and HR agency, Gi Group, is urging candidates to avoid lying on their CVs and is...

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