Robert Walters in the news

Robert Walters' stock reached a new 52-week low amid a downward trend, with analysts rating it as a Hold and not among top buy recommendations.

Many UAE professionals quit jobs due to poor leadership connection and broken promises, emphasizing the need for authentic, human-centric leadership to retain talent.

Most Singapore jobseekers feel ignored as employers face slow hiring due to many irrelevant applications and quality issues.

Robert Walters shares hit a new 52-week low amid a downward trend, with analysts rating it as a Hold and not a top buy.

Delays in pay rises are causing higher employee turnover and disengagement, prompting firms to offer career development and flexible work to retain staff.

Liontrust has increased its stake in Robert Walters PLC amid the company's financial challenges and cautious analyst outlook.

Delaying pay rises amid budget constraints is causing higher staff turnover and disengagement in UK businesses, with Robert Walters advising data-driven pay discussions and alternative retention strategies.

Professional job vacancies dropped globally in April due to tariffs and economic uncertainty, with selective hiring focused on productivity and AI roles.

Most hiring managers can detect AI-generated CVs and often view them negatively, while many jobseekers use AI to aid applications despite concerns about authenticity.

Robert Walters promoted three senior managers globally to strengthen leadership in outsourcing and client success across EMEA and Asia Pacific regions.

Robert Walters saw a 15% drop in Q1 2025 net fee income, mainly due to weak European markets, while focusing on cost efficiency and productivity improvements.

Robert Walters faced a global hiring slowdown in Q1 2025, with UK resilience and London growth offsetting declines in Europe and overall fee income down 16%.

Robert Walters' shares hit a 12-year low as global tariff tensions and weak European demand cause a 16% drop in Q1 recruitment fees.

Robert Walters' share price has plunged due to sustained revenue declines and poor growth forecasts, resulting in a low valuation compared to its industry peers.

Robert Walters saw significant profit and revenue declines in 2024 amid cautious UK hiring due to National Insurance rises, but grew its workforce consultancy and is focusing on strategic diversification.

Robert Walters' profits plunged sharply in early 2025 amid a weak jobs market, leading to significant job cuts and a cautious outlook for recovery.

Robert Walters reported a significant drop in FY24 pretax profit and revenue, with a loss per share and a proposed final dividend.

PageGroup and Robert Walters saw sharp profit declines and staff cuts in 2024 due to weak economic conditions and low hiring confidence, with recovery expected only by late 2025.

Robert Walters reported a sharp profit decline and workforce cuts amid a weak global jobs market, with recovery not expected before late 2025.

PageGroup and Robert Walters reported significant declines in revenue and profits for 2024 amid challenging global hiring markets and reduced confidence, with cautious outlooks for recovery not expected before late 2025.