New speakers announced for the Innovation in Recruitment Conference 2013

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Business-Partnering-iconWe have recently added Sue Wait the HR business partner for people resourcing and in-source at Birmingham City Council and David Brammer the UK Resourcing Manager for Boots Healthcare to the speaker panel for the Innovation in Recruitment Conference taking place on the 19th September.

For details of their presentations and the full speaker panel visit the website at www.symposium-events.com. Book to attend before the 23rd of June to obtain a 10% discount.

 

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