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• Three-quarters of firms 'set to hire more permanent staff'
  22/07/2011
  Almost three-quarters (74 per cent) of companies in the UK are planning to hire more staff over the coming three months, according to new research.
• Sales and marketing 'top concerns' among UK firms
  17/05/2011
  The top business concerns among small firms at the moment are sales and marketing, according to a new report by the Forum of Private Business (FPB).
• Majority of senior executives 'seeking a new role'
  12/05/2011
  The majority of senior executives are seeking a role in a different organisation, with recruitment rates rising steadily during the last 12 months, a new report shows.
• 3 in 4 workers 'know they'll get royal wedding bank holiday'
  18/04/2011
  One in four workers, some of whom might be in sales recruitment roles, are unsure as to whether they will get a bank holiday for the upcoming royal wedding.
• Career success 'linked to teenage reading habits'
  08/04/2011
  People who want to have a successful career, perhaps in a sales recruitment role, should ensure they take up reading at an early age, new research has revealed.
• Workers 'fear redundancy' due to rising unemployment
  07/04/2011
  Rising unemployment levels in the UK are causing many workers, some of whom might have sales recruitment jobs, to fear redundancy.
• Scrapping DRA 'won't help retain valued older staff'
  06/04/2011
  The government's decision to phase out and eventually abolish the default retirement age (DRA) will not help them in their bid to retain valued older workers, some of whom might be engaged in sales jobs, it has been suggested.
• Job creation 'could be affected by scrapping of DRA'
  05/04/2011
  Companies, some of which might employ staff in sales jobs, fear the scrapping of the default retirement age (DRA) could have an impact on job creation.
• To keep top staff, companies need to be flexible
  04/04/2011
  Companies need to be flexible if they are to keep top staff, some of whom might be working in sales recruitment roles, one commentator has suggested.
• Most SMEs have put off hiring 'due to economic climate'
  01/04/2011
  The majority of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) have not hired new staff recently because of the economic climate, a new poll has revealed.
• Govt urged to make it easier to hire staff
  23/03/2011
  Chancellor George Osborne is being urged to make it easier to hire staff - including more people in sales jobs - when he announces the Budget today (March 23rd).
• Executive recruitment 'is surging'
  07/03/2011
  There has been a surge in the number of people being hired into executive positions in the last year, which includes executive sales recruitment, according to a new report.
• Number of over-65s in work increases
  03/03/2011
  The number of people aged over 65 but still in full-time employment, including sales jobs, is on the rise, according to the latest official figures.
• Finding the right talent 'is crucial for reform'
  10/11/2010
  The recent Comprehensive Spending Review (CSR) has "underlined" the need for fundamental reform in the way that staff are recruited and which candidates are chosen, it has been claimed.
• Demand for sales executives 'on the rise'
  11/10/2010
  The demand for executives in the sales recruitment sector continues to rise in the UK, according to the latest figures.