Jark Recruitment invests in Cambridge

Jark Recruitment, one of the UK’s top one hundred recruitment companies, is delighted to announce its expansion and relocation plans in Cambridge. The company, which already has a Construction branch on the outskirts of the city, is moving closer to its customers by relocating to the high street and offering more choice by adding an Industrial and Commercial brand.

John Buckman, Chairman for Jark Recruitment, comments: “Cambridge is an important market for us. The introduction of a Commercial brand to the company is new and follows on from the recent launch of the brand in the London Docklands in September. After London, Cambridge was the next logical choice for us to expand within the Commercial sector. It is world-renowned as a centre for innovation, education and culture and is therefore a prime location for business. The town has fantastic growth potential because of its location and the reputation of its Universities, especially within the Commercial market.”

Due to an increasing demand from the public for jobs within the food processing, warehousing and manufacturing industries, an Industrial branch has also been included in the new offices.

John continues: “In a marketplace which is becoming more and more competitive, it is essential we attract as many skilled workers as possible and meet the needs of the broad range of companies we are supplying employees to. It is vital we remain flexible, move with the times and provide the best service possible within the recruitment industry.”

The re-location of the Cambridge branch to the high street is just the beginning for Jark Recruitment nationally. It marks the start of a relocation process, which sees all branches that aren’t already, move to the high street. This involves a total of xx branches.

John concludes: “We are driven by customer service and pride ourselves on the services we offer our clients, candidates and staff. By investing in the services we offer the Cambridge market shows our dedication to the area.”

Wednesday 08 November 2006

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