Berry Recruitment has appointed a former Royal Marine as its new Regional Manager for the Midlands. Jeff Williams has more than 20 years’ experience in the industry and oversees branches in Birmingham, Loughborough and Stafford. Jeff was formerly a Sergeant Major and says the skills he learned in the military have prepared him well...
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Driver Shortages Risk Christmas Delivery Times
Christmas presents might go undelivered this year due to a driver shortage that is already acute. Berry Recruitment, one of the biggest temporary worker suppliers in the country, has said the situation is worsening. It estimates that demand is running at 30 per cent above supply and that figure could well increase in the...
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Lockdown’s impact on jobs
The lockdown has polarised the jobs market with some sectors lacking candidates and others having too many, a leading recruiter has said. Wild Recruitment, which focuses much of its efforts on temporary workers, said employers were increasingly using its services because the landscape has changed. The agency, based in the south of England, said...
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Berry’s business going Wellingborough
Berry Recruitment has expanded its operations into Wellingborough in a strategic move to widen its East Midlands’ catchment area. With demand for its services expected to rise as lockdown eases, the team wanted to be ready to take advantage. It was previously based in Northampton, which it still serves, but now has improved. The...
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As the country emerges slowly from the coronavirus lockdown a new type of job has emerged – the ‘Covid chaperone’. Berry Recruitment says the number of clients looking for people to manage queues, gatherings and other assemblies has rocketed. The work is somewhere between security and ‘front of house’ and those with the skills...
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