Recruitment Agencies based in Wales, UK
About Sitka Recruitment
We are a specialist recruitment agency based in Cardiff combining traditional recruitment and ‘search and selection’ techniques to find the qualified candidates Welsh organisations need to be competitive. Let us help you recruit the right finance, marketing and HR professionals.
Accounting & Finance | Charity | Financial Services | Personnel / HR | Marketing | PR
Covers: South Wales | Contract, Part Time, Permanent, Temporary | Salaries from £25k - £100k+
About Sterling Staffing Solutions
Sterling Staffing Solutions are a family run recruitment agency specialising in Permanent recruitment. We serve Wales, the North West, and the Midlands. We specialise in recruitment for executive positions and pride ourselves on providing a bespoke executive experience for all positions we recruit for as every role is unique and important. We serve all positions in healthcare, logistics and warehousing, hospitality, commercial, and construction.
Accounting & Finance | Administration | Banking | Catering and Hospitality | Charity | Construction | Consulting | Call Centre / Customer Service | Domestic / Child Care | Education
Covers: Wales, North West, Midlands | Contract, Part Time, Permanent | Salaries £15k - £100k+
About Bailey Care Services
Bailey Care Services is an agency run by professionals from the Health and Social Care industry. It was formed in 1984 with 7 offices in total, Bailey Care Services operate from 6 of these offices working throughout the South West and East. BES is part of a larger Group known as Strategic Workforce Solutions that has a network of over 90 branches throughout the UK one of the largest providers of Industrial and driving staff in the UK.
Health Care | Social Care
Covers: Wiltshire,Worthing,Eastbourne,Poole,Oxford,Newport | Contract, Part Time, Permanent, Temporary | Salaries £15k - £100k+
About CRG TEC LTD
Technology, Management, Business Process and skilled Recruitment specialist with a core focus on Fibre and Wireless Telecoms Network Build- IT - Software - Data & Analytics- Technology- Manufacturing - Engineering and Facilities Management on a Nationwide basis. If you’re looking for no nonsense, non salesy, honesty and results from your hiring process , then give us a call.
Agriculture | Creative / Design | Defence | Electronics | Engineering | Environmental | Executive / Management | Facilities Management | Government / Public Sector | Graduate
Covers: UK Wide | Contract, Permanent, Temporary | Salaries from £17k - £100k+
Swift Driver Recruitment
IConsult Technical
TLC Nursing & Homecare Plus
Affinity Education
Teaching 4 Wales
E-Qual Recruitment
Dosbarth Education Recruitment
Excell Supply
Interim Lawyers
TP Legal Recruitment
Gardner Llewelyn Recruitment
IJA Consulting
MPS Crane Operators
MPS Education
MPS Industrial
Nightingales Nursing Recruitment Agency
More information
Coal mining and heavy industry used to be the mainstays of the Welsh economy, but the picture has changed completely over the past 30 years. The main source of employment in the country is now the public sector, which accounts for more than 31% of jobs, while manufacturing generates just 10.8%.
This in part explains why Wales has the lowest Gross Value Added of any region in the UK at £15,696 per person. However, there are some high-value sectors of the economy that continue to perform well and create jobs.
Key industries and employers
The Valero Energy oil refinery at Pembroke and Murco Milford Haven Refinery can process a combined 16.5 million tonnes of oil products a year, and contribute £4.2 billion to the country's annual exports. Tata Steel's plant at Port Talbot is a major employer and contributor to Wales's £1.2 billion metals exports, while Ford employs 2,000 people at its engine factory in Bridgend.
Despite this, recruitment agencies are far more likely to have vacancies in the services sector. Tourism is now worth around £4.7 billion a year to Wales and, as a result, 7.4% of the country's jobs are in the hospitality industry. The retail sector is also strong and its staff account for 14.5% of jobs, thanks in part to the success of Deeside-based frozen food chain Iceland.
The Welsh government's growth plan includes more support for tourism, along with improvements to the transport and digital infrastructure. It is hoped this will stimulate activity in the construction industry and attract more companies in high-value sectors, such as advanced materials and life sciences.
Salaries
In 2012, the median weekly income of full-time workers in Wales was £452.60, more than £50 below the UK average, while the unemployment rate was above average at 8.6%. Wages in Cardiff (£485.70) and Swansea (£470.50) were greater than in the rest of Wales, but the unemployment rate was also slightly higher.
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