Partner Article
Business growth leads to recruitment drive
Following continual year-on-year growth across Yorkshire, Mr Flyer has recently expanded into Leeds. Mr Flyer is the North’s expert flyer distribution marketing business, serving hundreds of top clients.
The business was founded in Huddersfield by 24 year-old Managing Director Andrew Robinson in 2011, and since then has thrived. Four years on, the direct mail firm now employs 25 people and, following the success of the Huddersfield base, are now expanding into Leeds. Andrew said: “We decided to open a second office to meet the demands of our clients, the new office allows us to serve our customers much more efficiently in this area”.
With the distribution business expanding and demand ever-growing, Mr Flyer is looking for new members of staff to join their distribution base in Leeds. If you love being outside, are fed up of your office walls or like the idea of getting paid to get fit, read on.
Mr Flyer is looking for both part time and full time employees to join the team. They have a great working environment and a brilliant bonus and commissions system.
If you’re wanting to work for a great company, earn money and keep fit at the same time, Mr Flyer is for you. Contact them by emailing jobs@mrflyer.co.uk with a covering letter and CV attached. You can also find out more information about the job vacancy at www.mrflyer.co.uk
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