Good Recruitment Agencies In MK

Started by ianjpage, January 05, 2009, 11:30:36 AM

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ianjpage

Can anyone recommend some good recrtuitment agencies in MK please - decided i had enough of current job....

Cheers

FUBAR

You could try Kelly Services... but you'll probably end up working at Abbey
It's the time that we kill that keeps us alive...

Roadkill

Key Industrial got me this job . . . kind of.

They head-hunted me.

FUBAR

I think we have a Hays here too, they're more IT orientated
It's the time that we kill that keeps us alive...

Big Mouse

Try Sue Turney at E-Fab on 01908 557855. Really nice lady and a good mate of my missus and me - feel free to drop our name into the call - she's even been in the camaro when I gave it some welly one day .  

I don't think she's in tomorrow but try wednesday

F Body

We use Addeco but I think there job qualification is just turning up for the job

ianjpage

cool thanks for those everyone

ray - cool will call up on wed cos i home in mk then (out onsite tomrrow)

F Body

What you need is a job like mine

Worked all day and I'm just starting night shift for another 12 hours

Still my first meeting tomorrow has been put back to 10:30am

ianjpage

Quoting: F Body

What you need is a job like mine


erm in the nicest possible way - no thanks - i want regular hours!!!

art b

surely its not legal to work that many hrs on the trot .....
This forum needs, ''YOU'' posting,Not just reading ! :moon:

F Body

Quoting: ianjpage
i want regular hours!!!


Can't get much more regular than all hours

Quoting: art b
surely its not legal to work that many hrs on the trot .....


I'll ask the H&S manager

F Body

I'm not sure it's healthly either , I've hit the wall early today

Normally it hits me around 3am - 3:30am

Allanv

Quoting: art b
surely its not legal to work that many hrs on the trot .....


The Regulations were previously amended, with effect from 6 April 2003, to provide enhanced rights for adolescent workers. Because of these amendments to the Regulations, sections of the guidance have been revised. These are: Section 2: Working time limits and Section 3: Working at night - see Your guide to the Working Time Regulations.

The basic rights and protections that the Regulations provide are:

a limit of an average of 48 hours a week which a worker can be required to work (though workers can choose to work more if they want to).
a limit of an average of 8 hours work in 24 which nightworkers can be required to work.
a right for night workers to receive free health assessments.
a right to 11 hours rest a day.
a right to a day off each week.
a right to an in-work rest break if the working day is longer than 6 hours.
a right to 4 weeks paid leave per year.