With more and more businesses announcing possible redundancies this year, many are feeling the pressure of what to do if they are made redundant.

The benefits of face-to-face communication are being undervalued, according to a recruitment leader from Portsmouth. Michelle Merritt believes the lockdown trend of communicating and issuing instructions through messages and notifications is potentially harming the economy.

In this blog post, we will explore strategies to boost your confidence, embrace new challenges in the workplace, and convince yourself that you are the best person for the job.

Temporary jobs are becoming increasingly popular for many reasons. They can provide benefits like freedom, flexibility and a chance to gain new knowledge and skills.

Now is the perfect time to look for a new job (even if you are happy). Here are our 5 reasons why.

For most of us, the New Year marks a period of time when we look ahead with fresh optimism and set our goals for the upcoming year.

Do you ever not apply to a job because you don’t always cover the ‘must-have’ skills? A look into your past experiences may give you a reason to still apply!

As a job seeker, you are in high demand right now. You’ve most likely heard about the current candidate shortage across several sectors in the UK, which means it’s never been a better time for you to land a brilliant new role that ticks your boxes.

Berry Recruitment Group (BRG) has acquired First Recruitment Services (FRS), it has announced.

Here are our 5 top tips for finding temporary work this Summer.

You may be feeling somewhat deflated if you are just working from home – and that’s completely normal given the year we’ve all had! So here are some principles to help guide you to a positive working from home experience: routine, wellbeing, environment and connection.

Even after COVID19, there are still some organisations not offering flexible or remote working to their employees.

We hear all too often how important it is to be constantly building our resume and accepting positions that make us desirable for future employers, but something many of us forget is that a lot of our development can occur within our existing position. By investing in yourself and practicing good work habits at your current workplace, you can develop unique skills and become vital to the overall success of your department.

We cover different ways to help look after mental health in the workplace and build resilience to stress.

It's only natural to feel nervous on your first day of work. Follow our newbie survival guide with often-overlooked practical tips to start the day as you mean to go on. Good Luck!

A vast number of individuals are currently working from home or regrettably out of work and searching for a new opportunity. So if you’ve found that you have some spare time at your disposal, why let it go to waste? Now is the opportune moment to develop your skills and increase your productivity, so here we give you our top 5 ways you can improve your employability from the comfort of your own home.

Being faced with redundancy can leave you unsure of how to make your next move or what you're entitled to. In order to help you make sense of it all, we can answer some FAQs for both employers and employees.

At Wild Berry Associates, we know how demanding the festive period can be.

Why video interviews are becoming increasingly popular in the recruitment process and how you can be prepared.

Looking for a recruitment agency in London? Get to know our team by reading our interview with Operations Manager Genevieve Seal.

Being a team player is a sought-after quality by employers and recruiters, but do you know what type of team player you are?

Bosses are often the primary reason for people either loving or loathing their job

A company’s process for conducting interviews says a lot about how employees treat one another and the overall culture of their business. At Wild Berry Associates, we have a lot of experience when it comes to interviews, so we’ve put together some tips on what to look out for throughout your interview.

Congratulations, you’re a graduate and the world is your oyster! But what’s next?