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FMCG Recruitment & Training Ltd finds professionals to fill an array of permanent and interim placements. With 20 years of combined experience, they have been delivering recruitment solutions in the UK's FMCG and Food Manufacturing industries. They also offer their expertise in various divisions, such as Commercial, Health & Safety, Supply Chain, Technical, and Warehouse. The firm also provides coaching & training services to qualified candidates.
Jason Works - Co Work, Clarence Street, Loughborough, Leicestershire, LE11 1DX
Infinity People connects qualified job seekers and an extensive employer group from various industries nationwide. From its Coventry headquarters, the company assigns staff to a wide variety of appointments across all levels. The recruit within the Engineering & Manufacturing, Industrial, and Office & Professional Services.
101 Lockhurst Lane, Coventry, West Midlands, CV6 5SF
BTG Recruitment aids clients to fill permanent, contract, and temporary vacancies nationwide. Founded in 2008, they focus on providing talent in the Accounting & Finance, IT & Telecommunications, and Manufacturing & Engineering industries. From their Nottingham and Manchester offices, they also cater to employers in the following areas: Automotive, Aerospace, Electronics, FMCG, and Pharmaceuticals.
Unit 4, Cabourn House, Station Street, Bingham, Nottinghamshire, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG13 8AQ
Absolute for Staff is based in Staffordshire and was founded in 2011. They offer both permanent and temporary recruitment solutions for various organisations in the following sectors: Accounting & Finance, Administration, Driving, Engineering, Industrial, Logistics, Social Care, and so on.
1 Market Place, Burslem, Stoke-on-trent, Staffordshire, ST6 3AA
A1 Jobs cover a wide range of industries including Accounting & Finance, Administration, Construction, Customer Service, Engineering, IT, Manufacturing, and so much more. They recruit for roles such as Traffic Management Operative, HIAB Driver, Warehouse Assistant, Customer Service Advisor, Plumber, and Recruitment Consultant, whether for part-time, permanent, temporary, or contract vacancies. They have offices in Glasgow, London, and Birmingham.
Bouverie House First Floor 154-160 Fleet Street, City of London, London, EC4A 2DQ
+ 3 other offices
Catering Services International provides roles on a temporary, contract or permanent basis to clients and candidates within the Hospitality industry across the UK and overseas. The agency commenced in 1989 and has offices in Bath (HQ), Brighton, Bristol, Cardiff, Cheltenham, Coventry, London, Oxford, Southampton and Swindon.
135 New Union Street, Coventry, West Midlands, CV1 2NT
+ 10 other offices
Though in decline since the 1990s, the manufacturing industry still plays a key role in the local economy here and accounts for roughly 16% of East Midlands gross value. But the sector, which generated about £15.3 billion in 1997, only produced £11.8 billion in 2010. During the same period, however, the public sector grew by 77%, while the number of employees in the finance and insurance industry more than doubled. Today, the region's top employers include Warwickshire-based Jaguar Land Rover, EON, Carillion Construction, and Redditch's prominent engineering firm, GKN.
Unfortunately, the expanding public and financial sectors have still been unable to keep pace with the decline in manufacturing. The Midlands has an 8.6% overall unemployment rate, and West Midlands (where more than 9% of residents are without work) is home to some of the lowest employment levels and average salaries in the UK. Birmingham - with median incomes hovering around £12,200 - is the lowest in the region, while average Solihull residents, who earn the most, make about £17,000.
In East Midlands, overall employment was at 71% in late 2011, but recruitment agencies have reported a resurgence in local employment options this year. Stratford-on-Avon and East Staffordshire, on the other hand, both enjoy substantial long-standing economic prosperity. And thanks to recent growth in the retail and banking sectors, unemployment levels in Birmingham are beginning to fall as demand for staff increases.