The University Guide to Hiring After the Election
24th July 2024
The recent election has delivered a Labour government, prompting a number of policy changes that universities need to consider when recruiting candidates. While the immediate impacts on higher education are evident, broader implications could influence the decision-making processes of potential candidates. Understanding these factors will help your institution better position itself, with Berwick Partners ready to provide consultancy and advice during any hiring process.
Watch the below video where Liam Young, Consultant in our Education Practice explains how some of these new policies will impact Universities, what to look out for and how we can help.
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