Employer Zone
Our unique approach to recruitment
Client Testimonials
Lee Cook
Operations Manager, VELCRO
“I have had the pleasure of working with Inclusive Recruiting for a number of roles within my organisation. The recruitment team’s passion and desire to put the right candidates forward is the best I have experienced from a recruitment agency. My consultant took complete control and listened to the desired skills I was looking for, resulting in the right candidates being shortlisted for interview and maximised the potential of the selected candidate being successful in the organisation once they joined. I would 100% recommend Inclusive Recruiting as a recruitment partner.”
Lorraine Powell
Central Services Manager, UnLtd
“I have been very impressed with the service provided by Inclusive Recruiting. This agency takes its time to get to know their clients and what kind of applicants our organisation wishes to attract. Highly professional, with a personal touch, meeting our pressing deadlines and delivering a first class service, taking away any pressures that you may feel at this important stage of recruitment. I am extremely pleased with the candidates that they have placed through Inclusive Recruiting and would defiantly recommend this agency to any organisation.”
Marrisa Gomez
HR Manager, LONZA
“Inclusive Recruiting has been working with us on our more strategic recruitment needs alongside our Recruitment Partners via a RPO. Inclusive Recruiting has always maintained a high level of professionalism with ourselves and the candidates which has led to a fantastic candidate and client experience. We have also seen candidates who were shortlisted but not selected reach out to us directly to keep in touch of other openings as they were keen to join Lonza in the future.
We continue to work with Inclusive Recruiting and are excited to see where the future takes the partnership.”
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Stop. Making. Excuses. Take the necessary steps to become a more inclusive organisation.
Every year, November 13th marks the start of Transgender Awareness Week. No one should face discrimination because of who they are.
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