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28/04/2026

A brilliant weekend for two teams we are proud to sponsor.

Deal Town Rangers FC secured the Canterbury Premier League title, with a dominant 6-1 win over Faversham Athletic, while Sh**un Rugby Football Club delivered an outstanding performance at the Sunshine 7s, winning both the Elite Plate and Elite Cup.

Not a bad weekend.

At RGH-Global | People Services, we spend a lot of time talking about people, performance, team dynamics and what happens when the right individuals are in the right roles.

Sport brings that to life, but it also does something else that matters just as much... It gets people together.

It gives colleagues, clients, families and local communities something real to connect over... away from spreadsheets, inboxes, contracts and the usual working day noise.

It creates space for people to show up, support something local, share a bit of passion and remember that strong teams are built through more than work alone.

That's why these sponsorships matter to us.

More than celebrating the final score, they're about backing clubs that bring people together, create community and remind us why team spirit matters on and off the pitch.

Success in sport is never just about individual talent; it's about trust, preparation, communication and people understanding the part they play in something bigger than themselves.

The same is true in business.

Whether you're building a title-winning football team, competing in elite rugby or creating a workforce that can perform under pressure, the strongest teams are built on connection as much as capability.

Huge congratulations to Deal Town Rangers FC on becoming Canterbury Premier League champions, and to Sh**un Rugby Football Club on a superb Sunshine 7s campaign.

A brilliant weekend, three trophies, and a reminder that strong teams are built through shared moments as much as shared goals.

**unRFC

05/04/2026

Wishing all our clients, partners, candidates and wider network a very Happy Easter from everyone at RGH.

We hope the long weekend offers a welcome opportunity to rest, recharge and spend time with the people who matter most. Whether you’re switching off completely or simply taking a breather before the week ahead, we hope it’s a good one.

19/03/2026

We’ve made another strategic move… this time into a space that isn’t slowing down any time soon.

Resource Group Holdings Plc has acquired RiskPod.

A UK and Dubai-based compliance marketplace platform operating across regulated sectors including financial services and digital assets.

The decision was taken in response to what we’re seeing across the market:
increasing regulatory scrutiny, growing complexity, and a widening gap between demand for compliance expertise and the ability to deliver it.

RiskPod brings a different model.

A technology-enabled marketplace connecting organisations with specialist expertise across:
KYC, AML, transaction monitoring and regulatory transformation.

Flexible. Scalable. Built for how businesses actually operate today.

Alongside our highly targeted recruitment solutions, this strengthens our position in regulated markets and adds a new layer to how we support clients, not just finding talent, but delivering capability where and when it’s needed.

19/03/2026

Eid Mubarak to our partners, clients, candidates and investors around the world.

Wishing everyone celebrating a happy and meaningful Eid, with time spent with family, friends and loved ones.

Thinking of those across the Middle East during the current situation, and extending best wishes to all at this time.

09/02/2026

Many organisations have a clarity problem rather than a hiring problem.

Headcount goes up, costs rise but pressure stays exactly where it was.

So the instinct is to hire again which becomes reactive and not strategic.

Workforce optimisation isn’t about squeezing people or “doing more with less”, It’s about understanding what’s really happening inside your workforce:

• where skills are underused
• where roles exist out of habit, not value
• where hiring will genuinely move the needle and where it won’t

That’s what changes outcomes.

Are you feeling the pressure to hire, but aren’t seeing the results you expected?

04/02/2026

We’re excited to share that RGH has taken its first step into the Americas with the acquisition of Kelaca, a US-based recruitment firm known for putting people first.

This isn’t growth for growth’s sake. It’s about aligning with businesses that share our values, relationships over transactions, long-term impact over short-term wins, and technology that supports people, not replaces them.

We’re proud of this next chapter and excited about what it means for our teams, clients, and partners across the Americas.

Read the full announcement via the link in comments

27/01/2026

Return to office. Three words. A lot of opinions.

Some businesses are mandating office days.
Others are betting on trust.

In our latest Between The Lines episode, we talk honestly about what’s actually working, what’s backfiring, and why RTO is about culture… not desks.

Big thanks to WeShare for bringing this conversation to life 👏

If you’re leading teams (or part of one), this one’s worth a watch.

🎥 Full episode on YouTube
👉 Link in comments

💬 Mandate, trust… or somewhere in the middle?

05/01/2026

Culture isn’t what’s written on the wall, it’s what your people feel every day.

In Culture Wars, Cormac Sheedy and Laura Madgwick dig into what real culture looks like and why the healthiest workplaces aren’t always the easiest.

Straight-talking. Real leadership. Nothing staged.

🔗 Full episode link in the comments

29/12/2025

The closer we get to 2026, the clearer it becomes that this isn’t shaping up as a year for grand gestures or vanity growth. It’s shaping up to be a year when businesses are forced to be more honest with themselves.

Such as being honest with what they actually need, what they can really afford and about what kind of workforce will get them through the next phase without breaking something important along the way.

AI has stopped being a party trick and started being appropriately interrogated. Investors are no longer impressed by what technology might do in the future. They want to know what it does on a Tuesday afternoon when payroll is due and margins are tight.

Office-heavy roles are thinning. Meanwhile, construction, infrastructure, logistics and energy are quietly becoming pressure points. The work still needs doing, but the people to do it are harder to find. That tension doesn’t show up in headlines until it’s already painful.

Europe is cautious and some regions are retrenching. Others are still moving quickly, particularly across the Middle East and Asia-Pacific, where growth hasn’t stopped but has become more selective. Teams are scaling, but poorly structured hiring decisions are being exposed far faster than they were a few years ago.

Job titles are losing their shine, skills are under the microscope and transferability matters. So does speed, compliance and cultural understanding. Companies are less tolerant of vague experience and more interested in whether someone can actually operate inside the reality of the business they’re joining.

The challenge in 2026 isn’t “how do we hire more people?” It’s “how do we build a workforce that holds up under pressure?”

That question looks very different depending on whether you’re deploying teams across borders, scaling project-based labour, navigating regulation, or trying to balance permanent talent with flexible delivery. It requires more than CVs and conversations - it requires structure.

A lot of businesses going into 2026 aren’t short on ideas… they’re short on clarity. Hiring decisions are getting harder to isolate, because they no longer sit neatly in one function. They affect delivery, cost, risk, compliance, and pace simultaneously.

What’s changing isn’t the need for people, it’s the tolerance for inefficiency. Teams that looked fine during growth now feel heavy and roles that made sense on paper don’t always stand up in practice; the cost of getting it wrong is showing up faster than it used to.

As a result, there’s a quiet adjustment taking place. Less emphasis on hiring for optics, more emphasis on how people actually operate once they’re in the business. Skills, adaptability and structure are taking precedence over titles and long CVs.

Looking ahead, the companies that steady themselves won’t be the ones chasing every new idea or tool. They’ll be the ones paying closer attention to how their workforce is built, how it flexes, and where friction is quietly costing them time and money.

17/12/2025

🎥 NEW SERIES: Between The Lines

WeShare and RGH Global launch a fresh conversation series where CEOs and employees sit down to discuss the real issues shaping today’s workplaces.

Episode 1: Re-skilling in the Age of AI, features Emma Brain and Justin Madgwick in a powerful talk on AI, recruitment, bias, innovation, and the future of jobs.

If you care about where work is heading, you’ll want to watch this.

➡️ Watch the full episode https://youtu.be/chnJVP_Rp6w?si=KsN1fPjJg8GuL9HO

Welcome to Between The Lines, a new WeShare Original Series with RGH Global — where CEOs and employees sit down for the conversations most companies avoid.In...

15/12/2025

We talk a lot about transformation, but we rarely talk about the people who make it real.

Across APAC, middle managers are carrying more complexity, more expectations, and more emotional labour than ever, while having the least clarity and support.

When we give this layer visibility into skills, workload and potential, everything changes.

Clarity becomes capacity.

Pressure becomes progress.

And transformation stops being a headline and starts becoming a lived experience.