Latest Article: What the Changing Policy Landscape Means for the
Recruitment of Overseas Workers
As a recruitment agency, we work to stay on top of current labour market trends. This allows us to provide the best possible service to our clients. That’s why HR GO has now partnered with the University of Kent to provide quarterly reports analysing labour news making headlines around the world.
Permanent Recruitment: Click here | Managed Services: Click here | Public Sector: Click here
Quarterly Labour Market Trends Newsletter
We are excited to present this information to the public in the form of a quarterly Labour Market Trends newsletter. The content includes a blog created from the latest academic report with graphs and infographics to make the data more user-friendly. In addition, subscribers also receive a link to download the original academic article as a PDF. So, for the technically minded, all original data and references will be included.
In the March 2024 blog, What the Changing Policy Means For the Recruitment of Overseas Workers?, we provide an overview of the migrant labour market in the UK, consider recent trends and focus on ways in which employers can enhance the integration of a more diverse labour force within their organisations.
In the September 2022 blog, How to save your business during the cost-of-living crisis we provide an in-depth analysis of the cost-of-living crisis on the UK labour market based on the research with actionable insights that could save businesses.
In the June 2022 blog, The Great Resignation: Myth or reality? we examine whether this phenomenon, originally coined in relation to the US labour market, and widely reported internationally, can also be found in UK employment data. In the process, we delve into indicators of labour market restructuring including quit rates, gender, age, geography, skills, occupational and sectoral changes.
The March 2022 blog, UK job market research for better informed hiring, focused on the state of the UK labour market in February 2022. As we publish additional blogs, the focus will be on topical issues dominating labour news headlines. The authors will be exploring the official data and providing academic insights so readers will know when to trust the headlines.
About the Authors
These academic reports are co-authored by two highly respected professors at Kent Business School with complementary areas of expertise:
Dr Samantha Evans, Lecturer in Human Resource Management, Department of Leadership & Management, Kent Business School
Samantha is driven by a desire to bridge the gap between the latest theoretical thinking & the practice of management in the field of HRM. Her current research covers two key areas of interest: (1) inequality in the workplace, particularly in relation to social class and gender, and (2) the role and performance of line managers, particularly related to their implementation of HRM. You can read more about Samantha in her biography.
Catherine Robinson, Senior Lecturer in Applied Economics and Business Statistics, Department of Leadership & Management, Kent Business School
As an applied economist, Kate’s research focus is primarily around productivity and firm performance. Her current research covers three key areas of interest: (1) skills mismatch and technology driven skill requirements; (2) small and social enterprise development, survival and growth, and (3) regional inequalities and the determinants of firm performance. You can read more about Kate in her biography.
More HRGO Client Services
As part of our service, we offer these time-saving solutions to help you keep track on your workforce:
Biometric Time & Attendance
It’s simple to keep track of real time attendance with uAttend cloud-based clocking in system.
Remote Temp Workforce
With our unique service you can cost-effectively scale your business with remote temporary workers.
Account Portal
The Portal allows HR GO Recruitment clients management control over their HR GO Workforce and spend, enabling faster, smarter decision-making.
Redundancy Support
We provide a practical support programme for individuals facing redundancy.