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27/05/2003
Grafton launch new recruitment website
Grafton, Ireland’s leading independent recruitment agency, has developed a new website that includes several unique interactive features ranging from a virtual interview to online CV creation.
All vacancies within Grafton Crew from across Grafton’s national and international network will be accessible on the site.
Explaining the site, Grafton Crew Manager, Pat Cole, commented: “This new website is an excellent resource for people who are seeking employment or thinking about a career change. They will be able to register with Grafton from any PC, receive information by email about suitable jobs and have access to an extensive database of jobs across the sector.”
Speaking alongside Pat Cole at the launch of the site, Grafton Recruitment Chief Executive Ms Barbara O’Hare, said, “By logging onto www.grafton-group.com, those people who are looking for new employment in the construction and engineering industries, whether it is a temporary or permanent position will have access to the necessary information to find the right job.”
Grafton Crew concentrates on the expanding development of the construction and engineering industries and caters for all categories of site personnel ranging from general labourers up to contract managers, working on all sizes of projects. Its headquarters are in High Street, Belfast and it is fully connected to Grafton’s 27 branches on the island. Grafton has an international network of 38 fully integrated offices across seven countries.
For further information, visit: www.grafton-group.com
All vacancies within Grafton Crew from across Grafton’s national and international network will be accessible on the site.
Explaining the site, Grafton Crew Manager, Pat Cole, commented: “This new website is an excellent resource for people who are seeking employment or thinking about a career change. They will be able to register with Grafton from any PC, receive information by email about suitable jobs and have access to an extensive database of jobs across the sector.”
Speaking alongside Pat Cole at the launch of the site, Grafton Recruitment Chief Executive Ms Barbara O’Hare, said, “By logging onto www.grafton-group.com, those people who are looking for new employment in the construction and engineering industries, whether it is a temporary or permanent position will have access to the necessary information to find the right job.”
Grafton Crew concentrates on the expanding development of the construction and engineering industries and caters for all categories of site personnel ranging from general labourers up to contract managers, working on all sizes of projects. Its headquarters are in High Street, Belfast and it is fully connected to Grafton’s 27 branches on the island. Grafton has an international network of 38 fully integrated offices across seven countries.
For further information, visit: www.grafton-group.com
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