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CCN Jobs has been delivering permanent staff placements across Scotland and beyond since their inception in 2010. Operating from Perth, they cater to various sectors, which include Accounting, Office Support, Call Centre, Industrial, Manufacturing, IT, FMCG, Construction, Health, Education, Oil and Gas. CCN employs a recruitment process that involves professional search and selection and featured job advertising.
Algo Business Centre, Glenearn Road, Perth, Perthshire, PH2 0NJ
Dunmar Recruitment is a network of talent specialists that offers multi-sector solutions nationwide and internationally. They supply qualified candidates for an array of contract and permanent appointments in the Engineering, Information Technology, and Telecommunications verticals. They cater to the Fixed/Mobile Telecoms and Systems Integration disciplines and perform consultancy and managed services for various employers.
25 Friar St, Perth, Perthshire, PH2 0EG
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.
Office 4, Arran House Business Centre Arran Road, Perth, Perthshire, PH1 3DZ
The city of Perth is situated in central Scotland, on the banks of the River Tay. It was dubbed The Fair City after Sir Walter Scott (a Scottish author) made it famous with his book, Fair Maid of Perth. Around 44,820 inhabitants live in the city, which is a busy retail centre that regularly attracts shoppers and new businesses from the surrounding areas. It is also a popular location for doing business as its easily-accessible via Edinburgh, Dundee, and Aberdeen airports.
In its past, the city benefited from a major growth in the leather, linen, whisky, and bleach industries. These days, however, its economy is now far more reliant on the insurance and banking sectors which employ thousands of staff. Additional employment opportunities are constantly being created thanks to developments in insurance, renewable energy, health, leisure, transport, and manufacturing.
The city's major employers include the Royal Bank of Scotland, Aviva, and Scottish and Southern Energy, NHS Tayside, Perth College University of the Highlands and Islands, Stagecoach Group (the international transport company's headquarters are based here), and Perth and Kinross Council (which employs around 6,000 staff). Many of these businesses regularly advertise vacancies with national and local recruitment agencies. Around 3.3% of the population are unemployed, and the average annual salary is £29,544.