Driving Recruitment Agencies in Bolton

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  1. Staff UK Bolton

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    Staff UK Bolton supplies workforces in the Industrial, Driving, Commercial, and Production sectors. They are based in the North West and have over 20 years of experience in recruitment. Staff UK Bolton also offers a 365 day, 24 hours service, and are members of REC.

    Office Locations

    Mawdsley Terrace, 17 Mawdsley Street, Bolton, Lancashire, BL1 1JZ

  2. Labour 24/7

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    Labour 24/7 is a firm that finds candidates for a wide range of sectors. They have been operating for over 50 years They were also a nominee for the Fastest 50 Companies in Manchester for 2016.

    Office Locations

    130 Manchester Road, Bolton, Lancashire, BL4 8QR

Salaries And Costs

Pay in Bolton tracks North West norms, office support roles often land at £22,000 to £30,000, finance and payroll can reach £28,000 to £40,000, engineering posts vary from £30,000 to £55,000, care roles tend to sit between £11.50 and £14 per hour, warehouse and production usually run £11 to £12.50 per hour, and HGV drivers can reach £16 to £20 per hour. Permanent recruitment fees commonly sit in the 15 percent to 20 percent range, executive search in senior brackets can reach 25 percent. For temps, charge rates fold in pay, holiday pay, employer National Insurance, pension, and the agency margin, for example a £12 pay rate can produce a charge rate near £16 to £18 depending on volume and notice. Recruiters will outline recruitment fees and agency costs in clear terms, so employers can plan headcount and retention with confidence, and candidates see fair pay rates for the work on offer. Bolton recruitment agencies can walk you through the numbers before you hire staff or register with an agency.

Key Sectors And Local Employers

Bolton has strength in logistics, food production, engineering, healthcare, education, and professional services. Local employers draw staff from Horwich, Farnworth, Little Lever, Westhoughton, and towns along the M61 and A666. Middlebrook and Logistics North attract warehouse, transport, and back office teams, the town centre and Bolton Interchange feed retail and customer service hiring, and hospitals, care homes, and GP practices bring steady demand for clinical and non clinical staff. Employment firms, temp agencies, and executive search houses in Bolton know the commuter pull from Manchester, Salford, and Wigan, and position roles to match that flow of candidates and jobseekers.

Local Hiring Challenges

The strongest pinch points tend to be multi skilled maintenance engineers, class one drivers with clean records, experienced care managers, and qualified accountants during quarter end. Travel patterns along the M61 and ring routes can widen catchment areas, but peak time journeys deter some applicants, so recruitment consultants often recommend flexible shifts, paid parking, or rail linked hours where possible. For contact centre teams, hybrid patterns help reach parents and career changers, which lifts applications and supports retention in a tight labour market.

Common Job Roles Agencies Handle

Staffing agencies in Bolton hire administrators, receptionists, purchase ledger, credit control, payroll, and HR support. In manufacturing and engineering they supply assemblers, CNC operators, welders, quality techs, and maintenance engineers. Logistics covers pickers, FLT drivers, planners, transport office staff, and HGV. Healthcare recruiters source HCAs, support workers, nurses with valid PINs, and service leaders. Professional practices lean on recruiters for bookkeepers, part qualified accountants, and practice managers. Bolton recruitment agencies keep live books of candidates across temporary, permanent, and contract work, which shortens time to hire for local businesses.

Entry Requirements

For office roles, GCSEs in English and Maths help, with Excel or ERP experience valued. Warehouse posts often ask for recent references and, where needed, an RTITB or ITSSAR FLT ticket. Driving roles need the right class of licence, CPC, digi card, and clean history. Care roles ask for an enhanced DBS, training in moving and handling, and medication awareness for some services. Engineers may need time served status or NVQ level three, with safety tickets for site work. Recruiters will guide jobseekers on gaps and help employers set clear entry points that fit the role and the local job market.

Qualifications And Compliance

DBS checks apply in care, education, and some public sector settings. Food hygiene certificates support catering hires, CSCS cards sit behind trades on live sites, and first aid is valued in many workplaces. Finance and HR roles may call for AAT, ACCA, CIMA, or CIPD membership, and plant or MEWP tickets can unlock better pay rates for maintenance staff. Employment firms in Bolton will check right to work, references, and licences, and advise businesses on safe onboarding so staff are productive from day one.

Employment Types And Contracts

Temp agencies in Bolton cover short notice shifts, seasonal peaks, and maternity cover. Contract work supports projects in engineering and IT with fixed terms and clear deliverables. Permanent hiring suits growth plans and roles where product or service knowledge matters. Recruiters will map talent across all three, so local employers can find employees at pace, and jobseekers can match hours and benefits to their plans.

Regional Or Geographic Notes

Strong commuter links on the M61, M60, and A666 shape candidate travel, rail from Bolton Interchange into Manchester widens options for white collar roles, and Middlebrook’s parking helps with late shifts. Business parks at Logistics North and Wingates favour early starts, so travel allowances and car share groups can help lift applications. Recruitment consultants often schedule interviews around bus and rail timetables, which reduces no shows and speeds up offers for local employers.

Market Snapshots

Applications pick up after exam results, slow during late December, and spike before summer. Pay rises cluster around April reviews, which nudges passive candidates to look. Healthcare and logistics see steady year round demand, engineering runs to maintenance shutdowns, and retail needs cover for bank holidays and match days. Agencies tune their shortlists to this rhythm, easing the load on hiring managers and keeping the workforce steady across the year.

Quick Facts And FAQs

How fast can a temp start in Bolton,
Same day for many roles, with compliance completed and references cleared.

What documents do candidates need to register with an agency,
Right to work ID, proof of address, a CV, and recent references.

Can recruiters help with salary benchmarking,
Yes, they can share local pay data and advise on benefits that attract applicants.

Do agencies cover night shifts and weekends,
Many do, with on call contacts for urgent bookings.

Are recruitment fees payable on every hire,
Permanent fees apply when a candidate accepts and starts, temp costs sit within the hourly charge rate.

Can agencies help with retention,
Better job adverts, faster feedback, and clear induction plans reduce early leavers.

Do executive search firms work in Bolton,
Yes, several operate across Greater Manchester with senior hiring reach into the town.

How To Use This Page

Employers can brief recruiters on headcount plans, agree service levels, and hire staff with less risk. Candidates can register with an agency, share availability, and secure temporary, contract, or permanent roles that fit. Use the filters to find Bolton recruitment agencies with the right sector focus, then start shortlisting and book interviews when ready.