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CDH Recruitment is a multi-sector agency. Some of the typical permanent and temporary roles they may recruit for include Warehouse Operative, Forklift Driver, CAD Engineer, Production Planner, Labourer and Waiting Staff. The agency was established in 2009 and has offices in Hastings (HQ) and Ashford.
2 Cambridge Gardens, Hastings, East Sussex, TN34 1EH
CDH Recruitment Limited provides tailor-made staffing solutions within a broad range of industries including Catering, Hospitality, Construction, Creative, Driving, Engineering, HR, Industrial, IT, Legal, Marketing, Media, Retail and Sales. They handle temporary, permanent, full-time and part-time assignments throughout the UK. The agency was conceived in 2009 and operates from their main office in Hastings and branch in Ashford.
2 Cambridge Gardens, Hastings, East Sussex, TN34 1EH
Backed with extensive experience, Sammons Group has been in the recruitment industry for over 60 years with a number of offices across the South East. They offer permanent, temporary, and contract recruitment solutions including executive search & selection and headhunting services across a number of professional services sectors. They feature a high quality recruitment process which adheres to the Employment Agencies Act (EAA).
55 Havelock Road, Hastings, East Sussex, TN34 1BE
+ 2 other offices
Nurseplus is a recruitment solutions provider to the Health and Social Care industries across the UK. Established in 2005, the agency offers flexible work, weekly pay, free mandatory training, nursing revalidation, and local support to candidates. They provide Office Roles, Agency Staffing, Corporate Accounts, and Homecare Services. Some roles they recruit for include RNs, Support Workers, Healthcare Assistants, and Care Assistants.
Suite 1, 32 Wellington Square, Hastings, East Sussex, TN34 1PN
+ 21 other offices
Hastings is a large seaside town on the coast of East Sussex. It gives its name to the Battle of Hastings (which actually happened several miles away in the town of Battle), and was a popular seaside resort for well-to-do Victorian Londoners.
The town has a population of around 90,000 and an overall unemployment rate of 8.9%. Of those who are in employment, over 10% are self-employed. Hastings also has a large student population.
In terms of education, more than a quarter of the population of Hastings has qualifications of NVQ4 or higher. There are several recruitment agencies in Hastings, providing both blue-collar and white-collar staff to employers. The median earnings for a full-time worker living in Hastings are £419.30. This is slightly higher for men - at £435.30 - and lower for women - at £397.70. Full-time employees constitute around two-thirds of Hastings working population.
The service sector dominates the recruitment landscape in Hastings, over a quarter of which is in the public admin, education and health category. Manufacturing accounted for around 10% of all employee jobs in 2008, and the town still retains some links with its historic Tourism sector.