Recruitment stories
Datacenter People enhances its Asian footprint through a strategic partnership with Singapore's HR Exchange, leveraging local expertise to drive growth.
As the MSP industry continues to grow, a recent report from Datto shows that recruiting talent is tougher than ever - plus more MSP trends.
Candidates still prefer face-to-face job interviews, finding them less awkward than video interviews, according to a BBC report.
Generation Z's entrepreneurial and innovative nature is the future of the workplace, says Spaceworks CEO Lizzi Whaley.
Vend is hiring 125 staff globally and 54 in Auckland as the Kiwi retail management software company enjoys rapid growth.
The Kiwi-founded QJumpers' has been named as one of the Top 10 Recruitment Software Solution Providers by HR Tech Outlook.
Businesses who go on recruitment drives only when there are open vacancies miss out on attracting the best possible talent.
Tuesday is the best day to send a job offer to a potential new employee & 40% of those employees may accept their job offer through a mobile device.
Niran Iswar, founder of NexGen, warns that New Zealand SMEs must adopt diversity to attract top talent and remain competitive, or risk losing out.
Another Kiwi startup has set its sights on Australia – and it says move over Xero, there's a new success story in town.
The rebrand will not change the company's current service offering, which spans IT consultancy and recruitment.
New Zealand businesses are being told to prioritize attitude and personality over technical skills due to a shortage of skilled workers.
The survey found 53% of respondents believe technical skills have the highest impact on the effectiveness of an organisation or department.
Tech recruitment specialist Talent has been honoured at the NZ Hi-Tech Awards, recognised for its significant contributions to New Zealand's tech sector.
Driver shortages may ease if more women are recruited, as new training courses attract female students and boost industry retention.
Most Kiwi builders are missing out on returns from new kit, as skills gaps and poor systems integration blunt tech gains.
New Zealand faces an IT skills gap as graduates and immigrant visas fall short of demand. Three key strategies can help bridge this gap.
Civil firms fear a USD $2 billion lull in work could push skills and equipment overseas before rapid transit projects begin.
Unlike other employment websites, TalentHub is completely free of charge for everyone and has no restrictions on functionality.
Demand for construction professionals is likely to keep outstripping supply this year, as New Zealand presses ahead with its housing push.