Jobs up for grabs at Elevation Recruitment Group as firm opens new Wakefield office
Yorkshire recruiter Elevation Recruitment Group has launched a Grade A office in Wakefield following record sales growth.
Elevation’s new base off junction 41 of the M1, set up in response to a rising demand from West Yorkshire-based clients, has tripled its footprint in the region.
The company reported a 31% increase in sales last year and expects to cleanly top that figure in 2018, with sales in the six months to June already up year on year by more than 60%.
Alongside the increased revenues, Elevation Wakefield now employs 35% more staff than it did in 2017.
Greg Parkinson, the firm’s founder and CEO, said: “In the last two years, the demand for Elevation’s services has been unprecedented.
“Despite the economic uncertainty surrounding Brexit, the thriving Yorkshire economy has led to a significant increase in demand from our clients looking for high calibre staff, particularly those in the West Yorkshire region.”
Speaking further, Greg said Elevation is now undertaking an “extensive internal recruitment drive” across all areas of the business, with roles available ranging from senior managers to trainee recruiters.
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