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Buyers

The Pensions Regulator

Value

£50,000

Suppliers

Michael Page

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Job search services

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Submission Deadline

6 months ago

Published

6 months ago

Description

We have 10x Lead Administrator and 10x Case Officer vacancies within our Compliance & Enforcement Group. The successful agency will: Advertise and market the vacancies on behalf of TPR. Manage all applications and screening calls. Manage candidate communications and keep warm activities. Co-ordinate interviews. Provide insights and reports during weekly recruitment check-ins. 
We are working to a deadline of April the 28th for new starters with the recruitment work starting in February. 

V1 TCV £50k inc VAT Contract start date 03/02/2025, lasting for 6 months. No extension option available

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