When we use the term “on-line brand” we probably think of Apple, Virgin, Next or any other company that comes to mind. You are probably not thinking of yourself. However, today almost every individual has a personal brand. Not many of us have co...

A new study by the bank Barclays has concluded that, on average, graduates spend £550 on job interviews before finding a role. This includes everything from travel and accommodation, clothing, studying material and software for the role. Further...

Whatever kind of HR job you are looking for, look no further. Halecroft Recruitment has been appointed to recruit talented HR professionals who are looking to advance their high-end careers, with clients ranging from large corporate organisation...

Hi I’m Aimee and I would like to share the benefits and experience I am gaining whilst working as an intern. My role of Recruitment Administrator comprises of working on all office administration but also supporting the team with marketing and r...

We often receive great feedback from the candidates that we work with. In fact, we have a special section on our home page just to showcase them. But, this poem from our amazing candidate Phil was so good that we had to share it everywhere we co...

Halecroft Recruitment, executive search and selection, has moved its head office to a prime location on Broomfield Lane, Hale. After a successful 4 years, exceeding growth targets, they have outgrown their current space. Halecroft MD Tricia Bull...

Whenever we go to networking events we seem to be asked where the name Halecroft comes from nearly as often as we are actually asked about recruitment. We are always happy to speak about our proud history, but business comes first, so we wrote t...

A recent survey by the non-profit health body UK active has found that the average UK worker now takes a 22-minute lunch break, down 33% from the 33 minutes that was reported in 2012. The main reasons given for this drop were an increase in work...

A recent study by Shortlister has shown that 30% of people in the UK who were interviewed have accepted their second-choice job purely because their first choice took too long to get in contact with them after the interview. The study also showe...