RECRUITMENT PROCESS OUTSOURCING

Managing your Recruitment Process

RPO Service

If you’re a business owner or work for an SME, it can be tough to hire the right people and continue to manage and run the business. It takes time to recruit the right person, time is money and if you recruit the wrong person this can cost you. But that is where RPO can really support your business.

What is RPO?

Recruitment Process Outsourcing (RPO), also known as Managed Service Provider (MSP), is where an agency like ASC will manage your entire or select areas of your recruitment process including outsourcing and managing other recruitment agencies for you if/when required.

How does this benefit you?

You may think working with just one agency exclusively may be a big risk as you are relying on one source.


However, rather than dealing with a number of different agencies with different terms and processes, which can be stressful in itself, you have one contact who will liaise with various different agencies for you. This means you’ll still get the same number of potential candidates but through a more streamlined process that provides:

  • A better candidate experience
  • Stress-free recruitment
  • One fee per month
  • Increased efficiency and ROI
  • An easy to understand report of recruitment activity

Furthermore, a singular point contact will develop a better understanding of your business, you will have a better professional relationship and the service you receive will meet your expectations.

What is included in your RPO package?

At ASC we understand that one package won’t be suitable for everyone’s needs. That is why we tailor our RPO packages to suit you. Packages can include the following elements:

  • Sourcing candidates
  • Engaging their interest
  • Screening candidates to shortlist for you
  • Arranging interviews
  • Admin
  • Managing/liaising with 3rd party suppliers (including sourcing them, negotiating terms of fee structure, performance monitoring and the process of supply)
  • Managing the on-boarding/new starter process

What Next?

If you’re looking for specific skills or need a high volume of people quickly, contact us to discuss how this service could help you. You can also register your details and we’ll contact you.


Don't forget to look at all the recruitment services we offer as we may be able to support you with other hiring needs too.

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