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greenbean by NRG awarded contract for provision of temporary workers to Northumbria University, Newcastle
One of the North East’s leading universities has awarded greenbean by NRG the contract for sourcing temporary workers. The positions will be available across a range of Professional Services roles (administrative, manual and technical staff).
Northumbria University is one of the largest universities in the UK, with over 33,000 students and approximately 3,000 staff. The Northumbria community is hailed for its vibrant and friendly atmosphere and the University was recently ranked as one of the top ten places to work in the North East by The Journal newspaper.
greenbean by NRG delivers flexible outsourced talent solutions in totality or on a project basis. Offering an account managed and flexible model, greenbean RPO models integrate seamlessly with HR teams, supporting business strategy and helping to deliver results faster.
Jane Embley, Director of Human Resources and Organisational Development at Northumbria University, commented “Through a competitive tendering process greenbean was considered to provide the right temporary staff service for us. We are confident of developing a strong relationship with Leanne and her team in order to fulfil our wide range of temporary staff requirements.”
Leanne Chambers, Client Solutions Director at greenbean by NRG adds “We are extremely excited to be partnering once again with a brand as prestigious as Northumbria University. This is a brilliant opportunity to work in closer partnership with the University, supporting the delivery of their resourcing strategy. We look forward to developing the partnership together.”
For more information on the temporary roles available, visit greenbean by NRG’s dedicated Northumbria University microsite (northumbria.nrgplc.com)
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by NRG .
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