Webinar – Recruitment Landscape: Turbulent times but is it all doom and gloom?
In this webinar our panel of experts discuss the recruitment industry landscape for the next 12 months and provide practical tips.
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Marie
26/10/2022
Following the complete U-turn with the mini budget, confidence is low, everyone is feeling stretched, could we be heading towards a recession?
The speed of inflation is putting the economy in a precarious position with prices likely to continue to rise, the financial viability of organisations is potentially at risk. We’ve been here before with the financial crash in 2008 and more recently with the global pandemic – both completely different situations but requiring careful business planning, taking action and being agile to what lies ahead.
What lessons have we learned that we can bring into the next 12 months?
Watch this recording of our webinar that took place on 25th October 2022, where our panel of experts discuss the recruitment industry landscape for the next 12 months and providing practical tips on how you can shape your business for success.
We covered:
The impact the recent U-turn with the mini budget and how you can be more tax efficient
How to manage cashflow proactively and the best approach if you need an injection of cash to support your business
What specific areas of a business plan should you prioritise
M&A is still buoyant but what effect may the current economic climate have on deals in the Recruitment sector and on how these are valued and structured?
How to address the cost of living increases with your employees and clients
Expectations of employees are changing. How can you adapt to ensure retention and continue to attract top talent?
This was an open discussion with our experts providing their perspectives as well as an opportunity for attendees to ask questions.
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