As we step into 2025, the U.S. recruitment market offers unprecedented opportunities for UK-based agencies looking to expand their horizons. Its vast market size and lucrative margins alone make the US market a top choice. Whether you’re an established agency looking...
Understanding emerging industries is crucial for recruitment firms aiming to stay ahead in a rapidly evolving job market. The industries highlighted in this blog represent some of the fastest-growing sectors poised to shape the economic landscape and recruitment...
Growth The U.S. staffing industry saw cautious optimism in 2024, with a modest projected growth rate of 3%, reaching an estimated market value of $207.2 billion. Economic stabilization following a period of inflation and rising interest rates contributed to this...
Employer of Record (EOR) services can be incredibly valuable for recruitment firms, especially when managing international placements or complex employment scenarios. However, several myths persist about EORs, and understanding these misconceptions is crucial for...
For US-based recruitment firms, expansion often involves multi-state hiring that allows them to tap into new talent pools. However, tapping into those pools comes with regulatory, administrative, and logistical challenges. By partnering with an Employer of Record...
Many recruitment businesses turn to an Employer of Record (EOR) for support when expanding into new markets. The U.S. is particularly attractive, thanks to a thriving economy and the potential for higher placement fees. From an economic perspective, the US continues...
The third quarter of 2024 witnessed varied labor market conditions across the United States. Despite a slight rise in national unemployment rates, certain states continued to show strong employment growth while others faced challenges. July 2024: Jobless rates rose...
Presidential elections always impact hiring trends, especially in the months leading up to them. This is primarily due to uncertainty around factors such as economic policy, taxation, regulation, and overall business sentiment. As a result, hiring generally slows...
In this blog, I’ll talk you through the stages of achieving successful in the US recruitment market. With over a decade of experience in staffing, split between the UK and the US, I’ve witnessed firsthand the untapped potential that awaits UK firms willing to take the...
The ‘Terms of Business’ in both the UK and the US serve as legally binding agreements outlining the terms under which businesses operate, but there are notable differences due to variations in legal systems, contract law, consumer protection, and regulatory...