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Baker Harding has over 25 years of recruitment experience and recruits from their main office at Leeds. They provide temporary and permanent staff to the Administration, Education and Industrial sectors across England.
2 Church Ln, Pudsey, Pudsey, West Yorkshire, LS28 7BD
Crest Employment Services Ltd, with over 60 years of collective experience under their belt, manages recruitment for the Construction and Contracting industries. Since they were established in 1990, they have been supporting candidates like Electricians and Contract Workers, and companies looking to fulfil permanent, temporary and contract roles. Their office is in Pudsey and they cover the whole of the UK, with a focus on the Yorkshire region.
Offices 3 & 4, Park Square House, Pudsey, West Yorkshire, LS28 7RG
+ 2 other offices
Established in 2012, The Recruitment Crowd is a staffing and recruiting firm that provides staff and personnel to the FMCG, Healthcare, HR, Accountancy & Finance, Admin, and Call Centre sectors. They cover interim, temporary, and permanent requirements. The company has offices in Leeds, Newcastle, Manchester and Wakefield, extending their services to the whole of the UK.
TRC Group, Springfield Mills, Pudsey, West Yorkshire, LS28 5LY
+ 3 other offices
AM2PM Recruitment Solutions UK Ltd has branches all over the country. They have delivered their service to more than 650 Industrial, Engineering and Commercial companies. They cover roles such as Director, Manager, Engineer, Admin Support, Merchandiser, Packer, and Driver. AM2PM Recruitment offers temporary, permanent, and temporary to permanent positions.
Kingswood House 80 Richardshaw Ln, Pudsey, West Yorkshire, LS28 6BN
+ 19 other offices
The town of Pudsey is actually now a part of the city of Leeds, but it lies equidistant between Bradford and Leeds city centres in West Yorkshire.
The town's proximity to two major UK cities means that many residents actually commute to their places of work. However, Pudsey still has its own vibrant retail sector. The local authority has made efforts to increase spending in local shops with the Pudsey Business Forum and the Pudsey Local Shop Campaign. The result has been a slight resurgence in consumer spending within the town, and many jobs in the local economy have been created as a result.
Pudsey is actually one of the few success stories to come out of Leeds in the last five years, as the unemployment rate stood at only 3.7 percent in January of 2013, according to official statistics from Nomis. This figure is put into perspective considering the percentage of local residents claiming jobseeker's allowance across the city of Leeds was 5 percent according to the same survey.
Recruitment agencies in Pudsey are currently hiring for a wide range of roles including those in the retail, managerial, clerical and professional sectors. Administrative staff account for the single largest grouping of employees in the area, and there is evidence to suggest that the unemployment problems in the area are beginning to subside.