ATSCojobs pad out their site
UKTECH received an email which would indicate the number of jobs stated by atscojobs.com could be overstated.
The new job site clearly lists the number of jobs posted (as of 12 December; 16,218 jobs). An email received by UKTECH would indicate that some of these jobs are duplicates.
Put in the reference number SNJSJM39901 and the same job posted by Computer People turns up 7 times. We talked to Computer People, who denied putting in the same job 7 times to increase the chance of getting a hit and blamed atscojobs.com. (Peter Searle, the MD of Computer People, is on the executive board of ATSCo)
The same day we received an email from Rob Lewis of silicon.com.
New Online IT Recruitment Marketplace Powered by silicon.com
I'm writing to inform you of a significant new launch in the online recruitment marketplace.
Launched this week, ATSCOjobs.com is the Association of Technology Staffing Companies' (ATSCo) online recruitment marketplace for IT professionals. The site features thousands of the latest jobs from the UK's leading recruitment agencies, many of which are exclusive to ATSCOjobs.com.
All positions advertised on the site are from ATSCo members only - these companies have passed ATSCo's strict code of conduct and therefore guarantee professionalism and integrity when dealing with candidates.
ATSCo - Setting the Standard for IT Recruitment
ATSCo members adhere to a strict code of conduct and guarantee unsurpassed levels of professionalism and service. Established in November 1999 as the trade association's IT recruitment agency, ATSCo is a strong and united voice for the IT and communications recruitment industry.
Exclusive Interview with Sarah Walker, Architect of IR35 ATSCOjobs.com is designed as a complete career resource. Find out the latest news about the politics, laws and industry trends that affect your career. The site features the first ever interview with Sarah Walker, head of the Inland Revenue's IR35 team. Tune in now to hear her argue why she believes IR35 isn't causing a brain drain.
Yours sincerely
Rob Lewis
The who, what, when, where and why of ebusiness
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