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Staffbay.com enjoys stellar start to 2017
Social media-based recruitment website staffbay.com, in Nottingham, is reporting a successful first quarter of 2017 after more than 70 companies signed up to use the free service.
Some 74 businesses signed up to staffbay.com in the first three months of the year, bringing the total to 4,200. The firm says 23,000 candidates are now registered with the recruitment portal.
The figures come just months after staffbay.com merged with sister company Frontline Recruitment.
staffbay.com founder and director of Frontline Recruitment, Tony Wilmot, said: “Our decision to merge the two companies has paid off big time, and we’re delighted with how the businesses are complimenting each other.
“The merger brings free recruitment solutions to employers where they can interact with candidates direct, watch their personal video CVs, place unlimited jobs and view unlimited candidates.”
Wilmot added: “As these figures for the first quarter of 2017 show, staffbay.com is speeding up the evolution of the world’s recruitment processes and bringing employers and candidates into one anothers’ ’world of work” in an instant.
“We’re excited about what the rest of the year will bring, and we’d urge all employers looking to speed up to their staffing needs and employees looking to kickstart their summer with a new job to register on staffbay.com.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Laura Jones .
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