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Well established Recruitment Agency, providing solutions across the UK. Able to help with temporary labour supply through to search and select on the permanent staffing side.
Unit 2b Capricorn Park, Blakewater Road, Greenbank Business Park, BB1 5QR, Blackburn, United Kingdom
Have been dealing with a young man called Mike and he has gone above and beyond to work with both me and the company he is recruiting for .
He is both Proffesional friendly and more than happy to follow the process to completion.
I would highly recommend both Ser and Mike if you use this company you won't go far wrong 6 stars in my book..
Ben Gibson has been a star, helping me both as a candidate to find the right role for me and the development of my career and now as a client to help find great new members of our growing team.
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