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Established in 1995, Frasia White Associates is a Scotland-based Legal specialist recruitment company. They have worked with different clients such as Eversheds, Brodies, Johnston Press, The Mckinstry Company, Alexander Dennis, Fentons Commercial Law, Slaughter and May, Clyde & Co, and Spencer West. The company is a corporate member of the REC.
The Barn, Stacklawhill, By Stewarton, Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, KA3 3EJ
Burnside Resource Management is a talent agency that typically places candidates for a broad range of permanent and contract appointments. For over five years, they have been dealing exclusively with the Commercial, Construction, Engineering, and Manufacturing markets across the UK and Ireland. They often source personnel such as Contracts Supervisors, Mechanical Engineers, and Senior Estimators from their headquarters in Scotland.
Montgomerie Drive, Lainshaw house, Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, KA3 3AP
GH Resourcing is an expert in aiding clients in various industries across the Republic of Ireland and the UK. They hire staff for permanent and temporary roles in the Accountancy, Administration, Engineering, Industrial, Information Technology, Human Resource, and Hospitality sectors. They typically provide staffing solutions for positions such as Quality Inspector, Accountant, Production Worker, and MIG Welder.
36 Portland Road, Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, KA1 2DL
Healthcare Plus Recruitment covers multiple areas including Stirling, Glasgow, Renfrewshire, and Edinburgh. They offer an emergency and ad-hoc service, and are available 24/7, 365 days a year. The agency recruits for roles such as Senior Carer, Team Leader, Service Manager, Deputy and Home Manager.
28 Blacklands Avenue, Kilwinning, Ayrshire, KA13 6HZ
AllNeeds Recruitment was founded in 1999 and is based in Stevenston, North Ayrshire. They recruit for different sectors including Construction, Engineering, Transport, Administration, and Sales. Some roles they fill include Clerical/Admin, Reception, Customer Service, Labourers, Drivers, Tradesmen, Production Operators, Engineers, Forklift/Warehouse Operatives, Catering, Sales, Managerial, etc.
Unit G1, APL Centre, Stevenson Industrial Estate, Stevenston, Ayrshire, KA20 3LR
Driver Hire Nationwide matches candidates with Specialist Logistics businesses, focusing on Driver and other Transport Operations roles. With teams in more than 100 locations in the UK, they have assisted over 4,000 applicants in permanent and temporary jobs. They began in 1983 and have since gathered awards and certifications like Franchisor of the Year during the 2019 bfa HSBC Franchise Awards, and ISO 9001.
Unit 3, Ladykirk Business Park 9 Skye Road Prestwick, Prestwick, Ayrshire, KA9 2TA
Adecco provides support to candidates and employers on a temporary, permanent or contract basis; they recruit for a multitude of roles across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
21 Wellington Square, Ayr, Ayrshire, KA7 1EZ
Well known for hosting the British Open Championship at Troon, Ayrshire's economy is monopolised by leisure and tourism, manufacturing, and professional & technical jobs. Most staff in the area are employed by large companies in public and private sector roles - including Clydesdale bank, Ayr Racecourse, Western House Hotel, Mackay Corporate Insurance Brokers, and NHS Ayrshire & Arran. The region is also home to the University of South West Scotland, employing around 1300 staff.
As Ayrshire has several of places of interest, including Auchenharvie castle and Cleeves Cove, roles in tourism are generated, contributing to the local economy. 19% of jobs in the area fall under the customer service and leisure industries.
Around 23% of jobs are in administrative and skilled trade occupations, while 23% of the workforce is employed in manufacturing jobs. Global employers dominate Ayr's economy, with about a quarter of staff commuting from elsewhere.
The unemployment rate in Ayrshire is roughly 11%, compared with 30% nationally. The rate has decreased annually since 2010, and the gap between Scotland and England is falling. Government schemes such as The Planning and Economic Development service provided by East Ayrshire Council are designed to meet the economic needs of local people. Recruitment agencies predict that these trends will continue to drive private sector growth.