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Frontline adds two new faces as business thrives
Careers specialist Frontline Recruitment is expanding again after hiring two more new faces to its team.
Frontline starts 2017 as it ended 2016 - by expanding. Henry Henson joins Frontline’s Derby office as a Business Resourcer – while Elly Clow has been hired as a Business Manager in the firm’s Leicester office.
The two new appointments come just a month after Joshua Rhodes stepped up to Business Relationship Manager at Frontline’s Nottingham office and Thomas Hartree was promoted to Business Team Leader in Leicester.
Tony Wilmot, director and co-founder of Frontline Recruitment, said: “Frontline is expanding faster than at any time in our history, and we have a great track record of hiring the best young talent available. I wish Henry and Elly all the very best in their careers at Frontline and will be following their progress closely as we use their expertise to help our growing client base.”
Tony says that, while the economy remains robust, uncertainty surrounding Brexit is helping Frontline.
He added: “We’re finding that our clients are looking toward temporary staffing solutions as they adapt to fluctuations in the market brought on by the Brexit vote.
“We recognise that a flexible workforce is vital for businesses wanting to grow during the current period of uncertainty - which is why we’ll continue to grow our team throughout 2017.”
Frontline Recruitment has offices in Nottingham, Derby, Leicester, Mansfield, Hull and Weymouth.
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