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Recruitment advertising, strategy and communications
Examples of recruitment advertising and internal communications
Hot topics: war for talent, diversity and mentoring
Recruitment at work
Recruitment communications at work
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Recruitment advertising, strategy and communications
Examples of recruitment advertising and internal communications
Hot topics: war for talent, diversity and mentoring
Recruitment communications at work
Recruitment communications at work

workcomms.com has been created in line with W3C guidelines and our own thinking on website design. As you will see, we believe that universal accessibility, intuitive functionality and interesting content are more important than visual gimmicks. The site map gives an overview of the content, but we would like to draw your attention to a few current highlights and editor's choices.

In the 'people' section See us all, we're featuring a short animation called 'All in a name' which explains how we chose our name and designed a logo. There is a logic to brand development, and we've proved you don't have to spend millions to create a powerful identity.

While we're on the subject of animated history, you might be interested in seeing 'The first job of work' in Job done. This employer brand development exercise for The Guardian was literally our first consultancy assignment as a fledgling business, but it set the scene for a new relationship with clients. It's still a great example of what can be done with small advertising spaces.

Finally, we do commend Greg Harvey's article on the W3C guidelines and their impact on web development. You'll find it in Hot topics. If your organisation runs any kind of website, this is stuff you need to know about.

Recruitment communications at work