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Office and Recruitment Administrator
Gaining hands-on experience and development into a Recruitment Resourcer.
General Office Support:
- Primary contact for telephone systems and reception
- Welcome visitors to the offices and organize refreshments
- General office correspondence
- Assisting document control system
- Coordination of corporate events
- General office housekeeping, paper towel holders, and photocopiers/printer paper levels, office supplies, etc.
- Additional ad-hoc duties required by the company
Recruitment Administration:
- Managing weekly correspondence relating to starters and finishers on a weekly basis between departments
- “Recruitment” email monitoring, responding to queries, and new registrations
- Registering of Candidates on CRM and CV uploading
- Vacancy management - Whiteboard to be updated daily/weekly (when required)
- Supporting the recruitment team with candidate administration and communication within the recruitment process
- Undertake reference checks (when required)
- General correspondence for operatives i.e., contracts, pay increases, work orders, mortgage letters, etc.
- Develop an understanding of candidate sourcing and job requirements
- Candidate call rounds relating to profile updates, availability, and job suitability
- Provide admin support for tenders (when required)
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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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You’ve got the grades and the economics background, and your bank internship is exactly the experience this scheme looks for. Apply soon — deadlines close within the month.
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Recruitment Resourcer:
- Learn, through support and exposure, how to resource suitable candidates for a wide variety of roles
- Running adverts, social media posts, and sending mail shots for live jobs
- Reviewing CVs against vacancy requirements
- Maintaining and updating candidate records on the CRM
- Gain a good understanding of necessary qualifications, cards, and tickets for the industry we work in
- Creating searches and talent pools for trades
- Sourcing candidates and attraction
- Providing support to the recruitment team in filling live vacancies


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Training Administration (when required):
- Booking relevant Training Courses for Rail operatives with approved Training Consultants, ensuring operatives receive confirmation of course details and collate and record all booked courses
- Handle payment for courses and instruct payroll of deductions for existing operatives
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