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Stress often gets a bad reputation. When we hear the word, we usually think of overwhelming workloads, tight deadlines, and the anxiety that comes with them. However not all stress is created equal. While too much stress can lead to burnout and decreased productivity, the right amount, i.e. good stress, can boost focus, enhance performance, and drive success.

National Apprenticeship Week is a chance to celebrate the diligent apprentices working towards their future careers and gaining real-world skills. Apprenticeships offer hands-on experience, direct industry connections, and the chance to earn while learning.

The stunning success of a national recruiter’s app has helped prompt it to re-brand its Internal Recruitment Division as the department experiences rapid growth.

Almost 20 years after a trio of recruiters forged an award-winning team, they are back together after two of them recruited the third.

As temperatures drop and daylight hours dwindle, low morale often finds its way into the workplace, impacting productivity and overall well-being. Employers have a unique opportunity to support their teams by fostering a culture of wellness that combats these seasonal challenges.

We'd like to take this opportunity to wish all our clients, workers and followers a very merry Christmas!

The new Head of Training at Berry Recruitment Group believes talking on the phone is becoming a lost art.

Our top tips for businesses looking to fill short-term gaps or preparing for the holiday season.

Job seekers unable to find work by applying directly to companies swamped a recruitment team at a recent jobs fair in Milton Keynes. Berry Recruitment had to boost its staff at the event to deal with the number of people looking for work.

Berry Recruitment King's Lynn has partnered with facilities management organisation EMCOR UK to supply workers across East Anglia.

The Watford branch of Berry Recruitment and the local Rotary club joined forces to deliver a bumper donation to the town’s food bank – in time for Christmas.

Oxford welcomes back its former manager who says job hunters often miss out on opportunities because they leave details off their CVs.