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Temporary health and social care workers will always be needed, and the Covid-19 crisis has proven the unique value that specialist healthcare recruiters bring to the NHS and the wider social care sector. The REC, UK’s recruitment industry body, and its members active in staffing the health and social care sector, took several actions during the crisis to support the national healthcare system and ensure adequate protection of its workers.
Temporary health and social care workers will always be needed, and the Covid-19 crisis has proven the unique value that specialist healthcare recruiters bring to the NHS and the wider social care sector. The REC, UK’s recruitment industry body, and its members active in staffing the health and social care sector, took several actions during the crisis to support the national healthcare system and ensure adequate protection of its workers.
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swissstaffing
Switzerland counts 385,674 agency workers and 2,087 private employment services agencies. It ranks in the top 15 largest agency work markets globally.
The sector is represented by swissstaffing which regulary publishes data, white papers and industry news. Check out their latest White Paper showing that agency workers receive equal wages and better overwork conditions than their directly employed colleagues.
swissstaffing
Switzerland counts 385,674 agency workers and 2,087 private employment services agencies. It ranks in the top 15 largest agency work markets globally.
The sector is represented by swissstaffing which regulary publishes data, white papers and industry news. Check out their latest White Paper showing that agency workers receive equal wages and better overwork conditions than their directly employed colleagues.
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The HR services sector has an important role to play in helping employees manage transitions whether it is finding new roles or transitioning internally.
Jurriën Koops - Director, ABU (The Netherlands)
The overarching raison d’être of the World Employment Confederation is to support its members in growing their business in a sustainable way.
Denis Pennel - Managing Director, World Employment Confederation
Our membership to the World Employment Confederation-Europe not only brings value because it provides us with up-to-date information about EU policy developments and with the possibility to shape the position of the industry. It also gives us the opportunity to be directly involved in discussions with EU policymakers and such contacts would not be possible without the WEC.
Jakob Tietge - Head of Division at Dansk Erhver
10:35, May 11
Lost in uncertainty? Understand the trends changing the world of work and co-create the future of labour markets with your peers. Learn more about the World Employment Conference 2021 - in an online format this year! - and get your early bird ticket now! https://t.co/aZUlWskJCx https://t.co/0mn9Oc4IQ1
11:21, May 10
How AI can be used to improve European labour markets? Join our online event on May 26 for a discussion between EU stakeholders & industry experts. https://t.co/BMxLzDNwav In the meantime you can already read some of our ideas here: https://t.co/SMVXlIKtW5 https://t.co/yFc5h3OO40
10:04, May 05
Together with 9 other European sectoral employers organisations we express concerns with #minimumwages proposal. Initiative lacks legal basis & must respect autonomous role of social partners & statutory minimum wages. Read our joint statement: https://t.co/yZkMkQiCyJ @EU_Social https://t.co/zxyVNDo36G
14:36, Apr 23
It has required an incredible effort of 𝗣ublic 𝗘mployment 𝗦evices to combat the crisis, but it also forced us to be creative. More than ever, solving complex issues is about working together. - @JohannesKopf, @EU_PES_Network, closing #PESNetConference https://t.co/grRhPemctD https://t.co/FXgVLSa025
08:30, Apr 22
Looking forward for @mennobart to join #PESNetConference today and discuss the potential of greater cooperation between public & private employment. Many examples of successful initiatives by WEC-Europe members to share! @EU_PES_Network @EU_Social @OECD https://t.co/dsScInyeFC
