New Global Managing Director for Halcyon Recruitment Halcyon Recruitment is excited to announce the promotion of Cara Carter to Global Managing Director. With full responsibility for the leadership and development of Halcyon’s global business, Cara will be instrumental in continuing to build on our... Read More about New Global Managing Director for Halcyon Recruitment
Fraud alert We are aware that there is currently false marketing being done bearing the Halcyon logo. We have taken steps to to remedy this but in the meantime this is to confirm that we continue to operate out of two locations, these being Singapore, Level 19, Singapore Land Tower, 50 Raffles Place, Singapore 048623 and Southampton, International House, George Curl Way, Southampton, SO18 2RZ. If you have any ... Read More about Fraud alert
Halcyon in the news: maritime talent in Singapore The competition to attract and retain talent is keenly fought across the global maritime sector and Singapore is no exception. The Lion City is rightly regarded as one of the industry’s leading global hubs, spanning a multitude of sectors, specialism and professions that reflect the diversity of the shipping industry. However, it is fair to say that Singapore also faces a fight to keep its talen... Read More about Halcyon in the news: maritime talent in Singapore
APAC: investing in the new workplace culture When we look back at the past two years, the perils of attempting to predict what lies ahead are clear. Who would have anticipated what we were all about to face in January 2020? But business leaders don’t have the luxury of a ‘wait and see’ approach... Read More about APAC: investing in the new workplace culture
Understanding the shifting APAC employment market The past two years have posed unprecedented challenges for employers and employees alike. The pandemic triggered a huge upheaval in our working lives and the aftershocks are still being felt. The impact is made more complex still for those international industries, such as... Read More about Understanding the shifting APAC employment market