APSCo News & Blogs

Demand for contractors across professional services is showing promising signs as employers increasingly turn to temporary experts to fill resourcing needs. That’s according to the latest data from...

The recent German federal elections have resulted in a significant realignment of political power, with the Christian Democratic Union (CDU/CSU) emerging as the leading party and Friedrich Merz...

It’s been a very busy week as the Employment Rights Bill returns to Parliament with the Government’s amendments published.

APSCo recently attended a webinar by WorkwellOutsourcing ‘Preparing for Change: The Impact of the NI Increase for Recruitment Leaders’ which had some great insights into how recruitment businesses...

Responding to the news that agency workers will be included in zero-hour contract reforms, the Association of Professional Staffing Companies (APSCo) has called the move disappointing and potentially...

The Association of Professional Staffing Companies (APSCo), has expanded its reach across Southeast Asia, with the launch of APSCo in Malaysia.

While there are reports of falling recruitment across the UK, pockets of optimism remain, particularly in highly skilled markets that have long struggled with talent shortages.

In today's challenging recruitment landscape, having access to reliable industry benchmarking data is more valuable than ever. The Recruitment Index, jointly conducted by APSCo and Saffery, returns...

The Chancellor and the Treasury must re-prioritise funds to bolster employment and the recruitment market in the Spending Review. That’s according to the Association of Professional Staffing...

Responding to the recent criticism of education supply recruiters, Samantha Hurley, Operations Director at the Association of Professional Staffing Companies (APSCo) comments: