What does REC stand for?

Recruitment and Employment Confederation (UK)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC) and KPMG Report on Jobs yesterday revealed a slight increase in permanent and temporary staff employment during September.

North deals soar as the national trend is defied

The latest report from the Recruitment and Employment Confederation confirmed the first improvement in the UK jobs market for 17 months as the fall in vacancies and pay eased.

Signs add up to quick recovery

Today, the Recruitment and Employment Confederation confirmed the first improvement in the UK jobs market for 17 months as the fall in vacancies and pay eased.

Cash cow may be running dry

According to the Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC), the UK permanent recruitment market was worth [pounds sterling]4.

United Kingdom: Research and Markets: Recruitment Agencies Market ...

The city centre-based company was awarded the Quality Mark after meeting standards set by government and Recruitment and Employment Confederation.

District News Central

Financial Times, 9 February 2008 The Recruitment and Employment Confederation has appointed Harrison Winterburn to find its new chief executive.

Recruitment Watch (February 2008)

Separately, a report from the Recruitment and Employment Confederation and KPMG yesterday showed a weakening in the jobs market, with permanent job and salary growth slowing, although temporary job placements continued to rise.

Fears over spending at highest level since Iraq war in 2003

According to a survey on behalf of accountants KPMG and staffing industry body the Recruitment and Employment Confederation, wage rises in the month were the highest since February 2001.

Wages 'are climbing at fastest rate for six years'