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Would you pay more for the exact same thing?
If you could buy the same product, with the same quality, from two different suppliers, would you choose the one that charges significantly more?
PBSA & BTR: Two of the Most Buoyant Recruitment Sectors in 2025
PBSA and BTR clients are seeking service-led, people-focused professionals who understand how to balance compliance with care, and operational efficiency with tenant satisfaction.
Why We Don’t Charge Upfront Fees – And Why You Shouldn’t Pay Them
Upfront recruitment fees are a gamble. At Simon Lincoln Recruitment Solutions, we only charge when we successfully place a candidate—keeping your hiring risk-free. Find out why this approach works for you.
Understanding the National Minimum Wage Increases
From the 1st April, the National Minimum Wage is set to increase, providing a welcome boost for many workers across the UK. However, with this change, it’s essential to ensure that you are being paid correctly and understand your rights as an employee.
Struggling to Hire?
In today’s competitive job market, attracting and retaining top talent has become a challenging feat for many businesses. With record-low unemployment rates, shifting employee expectations, and economic uncertainties, it’s no wonder hiring managers often feel overwhelmed.
The Case Against Auto-Generated CVs: Why Crafting Your Own is Essential
In today’s fast-paced job market, the attraction of quick, easy solution is ever-present. Among these, auto-generated CV builders stand out as a tempting shortcut for job seekers.
The Power of Feedback: Why It Matters in the Recruitment Process
I come across all too often when speaking with candidates how many of them complain about not receiving feedback or in many cases an outcome to an interview they have attended via recruitment agencies.
Why Ted Lasso Would Be a Great Leader in Business
While Ted’s leadership style may seem unconventional, it offers valuable lessons that could translate seamlessly into the business world. Here’s why in my opinion Ted Lasso would be a great leader in business.







