We are proud to announce the official launch of Edward Mann Sydney, this is a significant milestone in the development of the Edward Mann Group. Tom, one of our top perfomers, is heading back to his homeland of Australia and has long talked about the fantastic opportunities in the region for some time. We're delighted that Tom will be staying with the Edward Mann Group and h...

At Edward Mann we work hard and we play hard too! Christmas is the perfect time to reflect on the successes of the year gone past, celebrate our team, look to the year ahead and what we want to achieve. Our Christmas lunch took place at world-famous Quaglinos, we raised a glass of fizz to 2019 and celebrated our achievements. A good time was had by all, here’s to the next de...

Slowing GDP growth is having little impact on hiring plans according to the British Chambers of Commerce. Almost a third of 6500 companies surveyed said they hoped to increase their workforce within the next 3 months. At Edward Mann we continue to see strong job growth and we have an excellent network of qualified talent to serve ongoing demand.

Excellent top performers lunch enjoyed at Alto by San Carlo today. Well done to everybody who made it. Next team event Mallorca .....

Staff shortages see businesses braced for bumper pay rises. According to the Chartered Institute of Personnel Development (CIPD) companies are preparing to hike wages by an average of 2.5% this year. Official data revealed average weekly earnings rose by 3.4% in the year to November 2018, a 10 year high. We continue to see a healthy pipeline of job opportunities across all s...

Economists believe the UK economy has all the ingredients for quicker growth this year. The pace of expansion in 2019 might reach 1.5pc, outdoing last year’s performance of 1.4pc growth, according to EY Item Club. The forecast of 1.5pc was made against an economic assumption of a Brexit deal however in a no-deal Brexit, the Item Club believes GDP growth would be cut in half,...

The number of unemployed people in the UK has fallen by 49,000 to 1.38m in three months to October, compared to last year. Given the political landscape and current uncertainty we continue to see a healthy pipeline of vacancies and a reasonable amount of confidence amongst the candidates and clients we represent.

The strong performance in the labour market is expected to continue, with businesses planning to increase their workforce in the new year, according to research. Nearly half of companies expect to increase the number of employees and small and medium-size businesses are more optimistic about creating jobs than larger ones. Given brexit uncertainty the labour market remains f...