UKSPF Business Support Service Halton - Specialist Support Stream 4 HR Support

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£30,000

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  • Business and management consultancy and related services

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Submission Deadline

9 months ago

Published

6 months ago

Description

Halton Borough Council is seeking to appoint suitably qualified consultants to support businesses primarily based in the business parks and town centres.  The consultancy support for the programme is in 8 specialist support streams. Consultants can bid for work in one or more specialist support streams. The streams will be broken down in the following areas of support;  \r
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Specialist Support Stream 1 Strategic Management, Strategy and Business Planning\r
Specialist Support Stream 2 Digital Marketing\r
Specialist Support Stream 3 Environmental Performance\r
Specialist Support Stream 4 HR Support\r
Specialist Support Stream 5 Manufacturing process and efficiency\r
Specialist Support Stream 6 Strategic Marketing and Sales\r
Specialist Support Stream 7 Tendering and Bid Writing\r
Specialist Support Stream 8 Financial Management\r
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THIS REQUEST FOR QUOTATION IS SPECIFIC TO HR SUPPORT ONLY\r
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To access the quotation documents, please visit https://www.the-chest.org.uk/  Reference: DN702140

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Halton Borough Council

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Julie Leong

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+44 3033334300

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