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Thursday 16 October 2014, 12:30 - 15:30

Andy Preston has experience on both sides of the purchasing process and can share insights on how effective management of the negotiation, the deal agreement and implementation of service delivery can drastically reduce frustrations and improve the overall success of the recruitment process.

At the networking luncheon, Andy will show attendees:

How to balance hiring the best candidates with getting the right fees from their recruitment partners,
The most common mistakes HR managers make when working with recruiters,
Running a true preferred supplier list – how this works best,
How to find the RIGHT recruitment partner for their needs, and
The Questions clients should be asking all potential recruitment partners

In addition, Natalie Singer, Director: Corporate Affairs at APSO will share some of the latest employment trends from the recent World Employment Conference.

Location : Wanderes Club, Johannesburg
Contact : For more information or to book, visit www.apso.co.za

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