Welcome to the latest issue of Human Resourcefulness.

2007 has proved to be yet another exciting year for both Digby Morgan and the wider HR world!

I mentioned in the last issue of Human Resourcefulness, that we’ve been busy on the international acquisition front and now I’m delighted to announce an evolution of our brand which reflects the way our business is growing on a global scale.

Research from around the world has shown us that the Digby Morgan umbrella brand is by far our greatest asset so, as we continue our domestic and international growth, we’ve also taken the opportunity to make a couple of changes in our lines of business in order to further exploit this advantage.

All of your usual contacts and relationships will remain exactly the same as before, but our HR Interims and HR Resourcing brands will henceforth operate under the Digby Morgan brand. From both a commercial and strategic perspective, both of these areas of specialism are key to Digby Morgan, our continued growth and the premier service we offer clients and candidates alike. As you will read elsewhere in this newsletter, they continue to go from strength to strength with experienced new faces swelling their ranks daily and I fully anticipate that this will continue for many years to come.

Vedior and Randstad

Finally, you may have read about the possible merger between our parent company, Vedior Holding, and Randstad Holding. This has not been concluded as yet but we’re hugely excited about the additional possibilities this would open up for the Digby Morgan Group.

The current situation is that the two groups have announced that they have reached a preliminary agreement on combining the two companies into the second largest HR services company worldwide.

Vedior and Randstad are both important firms in the staffing industry. We are very excited about the potential that may open up when our two firms cooperate. Combining both business portfolios will lead to best in class service offering across market segments.

However, at this stage it is not yet certain that the merger will be completed. Vedior and Randstad will seek to obtain all necessary regulatory and competition approvals and clearances and will complete all requisite employee consultation and information processes as soon as reasonably possible. As long as the merger is not completed, Vedior and Randstad will continue to operate as independent organisations.

Regardless of the outcome of this process, we will continue to provide you with the best service possible. We will keep you informed of any significant developments.
Please feel free to contact me with any of your thoughts or feedback and I’d like to wish you all the best of luck for 2008.

John Maxted

 


-New Office and Consultants in the Thames Valley

Hot on the heels of recent announcements regarding its international expansion programme, Digby Morgan has opened a new office in the Thames Valley and has recruited dedicated local consultants to serve clients and candidates in that area.
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-HR Booms in a Truly Global Financial Services Sector

The challenging recruitment conditions that have beset HR professionals in the UK’s financial services sector are now rippling out across the globe. Alistair Cook, Digby Morgan’s Chief Operating Officer, reports on this development and how this is being reflected in the growth of the company’s international business.
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-Head to Head with Mike Watts, Professional
-Development Director at the CIPD

With over 20 years line management experience and 12 years in senior HR positions, gained at Lloyds TSB and the Cabinet Office, I’m passionate about what professionals in the field of people management and development can do for organisations, the people who work in them, and the wider community and economy.
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-The World of Commerce

Nicola Grimshaw, Digby Morgan’s director responsible for leading the commerce division, gives Human Resourcefulness an update on the state of the market in her sector.
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-Greetings from the US!

Digby Morgan’s growing international presence and influence isn’t restricted to new offices, mergers and acquisitions. In some key territories, strategic relationships will be forged, developed and exploited and nowhere is this truer today than in the US.
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-The Interim HR Market

Gordon Whyte, the Digby Morgan director responsible for running the interim side of the business, takes a look at the latest news and views from the interim world.
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-An Update from Down Under

David Owens, the Sydney based managing director of Digby Morgan’s Australian subsidiary, HR Partners, reports on an excellent start to the new relationship following HR Partners’ acquisition by Digby Morgan earlier this year.
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-The Demand for HR Talent at all Levels

Matthew Chester, who runs the Digby Morgan team that is responsible for the search and selection of entry to mid level HR professionals across all industries, reports on the latest happenings in that area.
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-New Faces at Digby Morgan

In addition to the new team members that have joined the company lately to spearhead Digby Morgan’s regional expansion (see Thames Valley story), the company has not been standing still with regard to head count at its central London head office.
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New Office and Consultants
in the Thames Valley

HR Booms in a Truly Global
Financial Services Sector

Head to Head with
Mike Watts, Professional
Development Director at
the CIPD

The World of Commerce

Greetings from the US!

The Interim HR Market

An Update from Down Under

The Demand for HR Talent
at all Levels

New Faces at Digby Morgan

 


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