Recruitment Agencies Delivering Well

Demand for recruitment services has never been so great, with skilled workers in particular being highly sought after. This has placed increased pressure on recruitment agencies as companies compete to attract the top candidates.

The good news, according to the Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC), is confidence in UK recruitment firms remains high. It found that recruitment agencies had a net satisfaction rating of 93% in July 2015 illustrating just how well they are performing amidst the pressure of heightened demand. In addition, the REC reported that 89% of hirers are satisfied with the quality of candidates being presented.

The REC’s report on jobs also found that 74% of employers believe that economic conditions, domestically, are improving and that 86% of hirers plan to add permanent headcount over the next quarter, whilst 79% plan to do so in the medium term. Eight in ten hirers are using agency workers to gain short-term access to key strategic skills.

Intersect Global are seeking both permanent and contract candidates for a range of QS, Commercial Management, Project Management, Site Management and Site Engineering roles for long list of employers in the Civil Engineering and Construction Sectors.
If you are considering a career move or looking for your next assignment please call us for a confidential chat today on 020 76820668. To be made aware of the latest vacancies as they arise register on our specialist site www.intersectglobalco.uk

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