News & Events
A very warm welcome to Alex on our Temporaries Division
Alex Williams A very warm welcome to Alexandra Williams who has recently joined our Business Support Temporaries Division. Alex is responsible for looking after our very valued temporary workers and clients needing high quality candidates on a contract for service basis. Please do not hesitate to contact... Continue Reading →
Happy 6th Anniversary Stef & Kirsty
A wonderful afternoon celebrating Kirsty and Stefs 6th anniversary here at Kate+Co. Thank you for all your hard work and dedication. Here’s to many more happy years! x
Over half of employees want to break up with their job
While many Brits are content with their love life this Valentine’s Day, new research has found that more than half of UK professionals are quickly falling out of love with their current job. The research from CV-Library revealed that 55.6% of UK employees aren’t happy at work,... Continue Reading →
Salaries set to rise by £20 a week in 2019
UK professionals can expect to receive an extra £20 per week due to salary increases in 2019 – that’s double the increase received in 2018, according to the latest Salary Trends Report by ECA International. Rising wages often indicate that employers are struggling to fill all... Continue Reading →
Happy New Year
Wishing all of our Clients and Candidates a very happy and prosperous 2019
Merry Christmas
Wishing all of our clients and candidates a very Merry Christmas and A Happy New Year!
Team Promotions
A massive Congratulations to Ben Smith, HR Division and Chris Whatling, Business Support Division who have both been promoted to Senior Recruitment Partners. Well done guys x
Top 10 HR questions August 2018 – Brexit and executive pay ratios
While progress has been made in some areas of the Brexit negotiations, including agreement on the rights of EU citizens currently in the UK, “nothing is agreed until everything is agreed” still applies. Employers are looking to keep up to date with developments on how Brexit will... Continue Reading →