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eGrabber at The Onrec Expo 2007

Onrec.com is a leading industry event is jam packed with informative, cost-saving advice and innovative ideas on how to improve your recruitment strategy, including your chance to:
  • Discover new ways of reaching the best candidates, while reducing your cost-per-hire spend.
  • Learn how online recruitment market is growing and how to keep ahead of the game.
  • Explore new techniques in attracting candidates using web 2.0 technologies.
  • Hear about new employment regulations and how they affect YOU.
  • Network with leading authorities in online recruitment and take part in engaging panel debates on the future of online recruitment.
  • Meet suppliers that have solutions and packages to solve your recruitment problems.
Check out the full conference programme.

As an exhibitor, eGrabber has secured discounted tickets. Register now for the event and take advantage of this special, time-limited offer by simply entering the code 9CPX3 when you register.

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