Hamlyn Williams Insights by Market

Within the financial services industry, adherence to regulatory standards is an absolute necessity and hiring practices come under intense scrutiny.

Just a month after coronavirus had been announced as a pandemic, in April 2020, 46.6% of employees in the UK were working remotely for at least some of their work.

The cybersecurity talent shortage is fast becoming a formidable challenge for organisations worldwide as the digital landscape continues to evolve at an unprecedented pace. 

Staff retention is crucial for businesses as it directly impacts organisational stability, productivity, and overall success. High employee turnover can lead to increased recruitment costs, loss of institutional knowledge, and disruptions in workflow.

In the life sciences industry, which has been marked by a traditionally slower pace in digital adoption, a notable shift is underway. The digitalisation of the industry, though gradual, has gained momentum. A key player in this transformative journey is the data scientist, a role that is a relatively new addition to the research and development landscape within life sciences.

Youngest ever Dragon, Steven Bartlett, has explored the importance of ‘The Team’ in his latest book, 'The Diary of a CEO: The 33 Laws of Business and Life’. Focusing on the benefits of a great team, and how to develop such a team, Bartlett’s laws can provide fresh perspective and a range of insights for all leadership professionals

Fostering diversity and inclusion isn't just a legal imperative, but it also offers a strategic advantage to your team. A workplace that embraces diversity also unlocks innovation, enhances creativity, and ultimately builds a stronger, more resilient team and culture. 

We have examined five of the top cybersecurity trends that are set to shape the industry in 2024 and have explored the corresponding career paths for those looking to navigate this dynamic field. 

Developing soft skills is crucial for both career and personal growth, as these interpersonal and communication skills can significantly improve work prospects and long-term career success.

Founded by Nick Vaughan in 2011, Hamlyn Williams journey began placing talent within the regulated industries, expanding to now work in new and innovative markets across Financial Services, Life Sciences, Engineering, and Professional Services. Since 2011, Hamlyn Williams has been on a global expansion journey, operating from New York, San Diego, London, Amsterdam, and Cardiff. With a commitment to excellence and innovation, the firm strives to deliver the best recruitment solutions for businesses and candidates alike.

Explore the impacts of private equity's shift towards small businesses in the US main street economy and its implications on staffing trends. Uncover insights on job reduction, increase in demand for specialized roles, and the potential for future job growth. Stay ahead of the game with this insightful analysis

The US National Cybersecurity Strategy has been on our radar for some time as a key driver of change within the industry