Awr

The Association of Recruitment Consultancies (ARC) has received a response from the Department for Education (DfE) clarifying the department’s interpretation of R.3(2) of the Agency Workers [...]

There are a number of issues arising from the Telegraph article of 25th August headed New EU job rights 'will derail British recovery' asserts the Association of Recruitment Consultancies ( ARC). [...]

Research we have undertaken in conjunction with the Institute of Directors (IoD) reveals the following: The Government has been saying for months to business that it intends to implement the [...]

The Association of Recruitment Consultancies (ARC) wholeheartedly supports BIS Employment Relations Minister Norman Lamb’s decision to resist the proposal to extend various rulings of the [...]

The Department for Education has revised its Agency Workers Regulations guidance, first issued in August 2011, to state its view that teachers cannot be outside the scope of the AWR using the [...]

The coalition government’s response on 5th July 2010 to a House of Commons question as to their intentions for the Agency Workers Regulations, namely whether they have plans to amend or replace [...]

Government plans to implement the Agency Workers Directive go far beyond the intention of the EU Parliament, warned ARC (Association of Recruitment Consultancies) today (25 June). At a seminar [...]

Government claims that it cannot change the terms of the Agency Workers Regulations is a grave disappointment to employers who rely on agency staff, said the Association of Recruitment [...]

Based on research from the recruitment giant Adecco it was reported on the 21st March that 78% of hirers “have not experienced any discernible effect” of the Agency Workers Regulations (AWR) with [...]

The CBI has announced it is calling for an early review of the AWR, following a survey which revealed a negative impact on prospects for temporary workers. The ARC welcomes the position of the [...]