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It’s been a month since the last Jobs Outlook figures from the REC outlined what we all knew was happening in the market.

So how do you get a remote developer job? There are a few steps you should think about if you want to be successful, here is our expert advice.

Adjusting to continued social distancing guidelines requires a complete rethink to the recruitment process. Fortunately, at Cathedral Appointments, we see this adaptation as an opportunity to improve here is our guide on how to recruit during the lockdown and social distancing.

Cathedral Appointments would like to wish everyone a happy and safe Bank Holiday weekend.

We last wrote about how February’s latest Jobs Outlook figures looked positive with employer confidence on the up and confidence increasing in the country’s economic situation. This was only 3 months ago and, wow, as everyone knows and is experiencing, things have changed dramatically.

In May 2009, Joanne Caine, MD of Cathedral Appointments became involved with the Express & Echo’s “Exeter Bites Back” campaign which highlighted reasons to be positive about the local economy, lessons which are useful for today!

The latest results from the REC’s Jobs Outlook for February 2020. See below for the full article.

Our candidates, clients and team are our number one priority. Due to growing concerns surrounding the spread of COVID-19 we have made the decision to suspend any face to face interviews and visits to client premises from Monday 9th of March

Latest results from the KPMG and REC’s report on jobs. Read below to see the full article.

Merry Christmas from all of us. Please see our opening hours below.

With the run up to Christmas, the legal division is as buoyant as ever. The majority of law firms that I regularly work with across the SW region are ramping up their hiring plans in an effort to find key talent before the 2020 new year is upon us. Check out the full article below.

Temporary employment rises, permanent vacancies and placements declines, permanent salaries and temporary wages rise.