ASA Recruitment is a multi-sector recruitment company for 17 industries which include Engineering, Hospitality & Catering and IT. They handle different kinds of requirements such as permanent, contract and temporary placements, contingency staff, high quantity personnel, and hourly worker needs. They started in 1970 and have teams in Glasgow, Edinburgh and more.
60 Union Street, Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, AB10 1BB
A Company built on foundations of Traditional Ethics but with a Modern View. Xceed Recruitment is a leading Multi-Sector Organisation supplying both temporary and permanent recruitment solutions nationwide. We understand that the modern workplace has evolved significantly over the past decade, Meaning our clients needs and requirements from us have also changed. We greet every role with a flexible attitude to create the perfect bespoke solution.
1ST Floor, Meadowbank House, Oldham, Lancashire, OL9 8EH
Tudor Employment Agency was founded in 1989 and provides permanent and temporary staff for the Commercial, Industrial and Technical sectors. Assisting both clients and candidates, they focus on placements in Black Country, Staffordshire and Shropshire and offer 24/7 service availability.
Suite 12, Telford Space Centre, Halesfield 8, Halesfield Business Park, Telford, Shropshire, TF7 4QN
In the UK, Human Resources (HR) staff typically make up about 1% of the workforce at most Private Sector companies. In the Public Sector, however, this average is slightly higher, as government agencies tend to employ more HR Workers relative to their overall number of employees.
Unfortunately, the sector has experienced a decline in the past decade, and the field now accounts for a lower percentage of the national workforce than it previously did. Common positions in the sector involve Career Guidance, Counselling services, and roles in Training and Development.
The range of salaries is roughly £14K to £40K, while the overall average for the profession is close to £18K. In London, however, HR Personnel typically earn significantly higher incomes than elsewhere in the United Kingdom. For most jobs, an upper-level degree (2:1 or higher) is often required, even for entry-level roles.
Companies hiring for HR positions tend to be especially receptive to recent graduates, and while certain degrees may be particularly relevant, there is no specific academic specialism that is seen as giving candidates a distinct advantage. Recruitment agencies tend to look for candidates with outstanding communication skills, a strong sense of diplomacy, persuasive talents, and excellent organisation. IT and language skills will also give applicants a strong advantage.