Recruitment Agency Framework Agreement

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Hillcrest

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£0

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Recruitment services

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Published

10 months ago

Description

Framework Agreement for Recruitment Agency Services. (Temp and Perm Staff). We operate over several geographical areas meaning that provision could be required in any of these areas including – Dundee, Angus, Fife, Perth and Kinross, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire and the Lothians.

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Hillcrest

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Novella Tragham

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+44 382564700

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