RECRUITMENT PROJECTS & CAMPAIGNS

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Supporting your recruitment projects and campaigns

Sometimes you need resources quickly, in high volume, or that are very specialised to support you with business projects, changes, and objectives. In house, you haven’t always got the resources or time to fulfil these needs. Sourcing the help of an agency to hire the resources you require can alleviate pressure and allows you to focus on other projects.

What is a project/campaign recruitment service?

An ad hoc or one-off project and/or campaign to support you source the right resources for your business needs at that time. It works well if you need to hire a niche skillset to complete a project or require a large volume of people quickly, for example, you set up in a new location.

Why use a Project/Campaign service from an agency?
  • A faster way to get the resource you need
  • An extension of your team (meaning your normal recruitment processes and brand image won’t be lost)
  • Increased brand awareness through a fully branded advertising campaign
  • Improves your candidates' experience (meaning they are more likely to want to work for your company)
  • Keeps your costs and time resources to a minimum
  • Delivers a better ROI
  • You can focus on the business whilst we handle the hiring

How does it work?

Each project and campaign differs in how it needs to be approached. That is why at ASC, we will always meet you in person. It enables us to build a better picture of your requirements to design, develop and manage a recruitment project or campaign that is unique to you and will deliver results.

Each project and campaign will include:
  • Being appointed a designated account manager who will keep you informed of the progress through regular calls and visits
  • Response handling
  • Candidate assessment
  • Shortlisting candidates
  • Candidate assessments
  • Development and organisation of assessment and induction days if required
  • Creation of advertising across platforms including social media

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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