Latest BCI Score
641.3
Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC) provide recruitment businesses with a wide range of training, legal, business and accreditation services.
Stretching back almost a century, the REC has a long record of championing the power of jobs to transform people's lives. Following the 'great depression', placing workers into employment became not just a government priority, but a UK necessity. After embryonic growth, by 1930 market, legislative and economic factors led a group of like-minded, dedicated employment agencies to come together and form the first recognised recruitment industry trade body, LEAF - the London Employment Agencies Federation. This is the REC's heritage.
2009 saw the REC launch the Institute of Recruitment Professionals. The IRP provides qualifications and a career pathway to individual recruitment consultants and its members have to abide by a code of ethics.
The REC has developed greatly over the years and is truly a great place to work. Everyone has a real sense of family and they all support and look out for each other. Staff have a true passion for their jobs and truly believe they can make a difference which has a very large positive impact on the outputs of individuals and how they work with each other along with external stakeholders.
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At least 40% of staff are known to undertake charitable activities during business hours without incurring financial loss
Companies offering either free gym/ sports facilities or subsidised gym membership for all employees
Companies offering private health insurance for all employees
At least 10 weeks’ full pay or generous alternative
Companies that provide support for non-work related training to all staff
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