Post & Parcel.
Servicing the largest mail suppliers in Australia means that recruitment and workforce management in this sector must never falter, no matter what the changes are in technology and the labour market.
Consultancy and Coordination is key in recruiting and workforce management is one of the most critical elements in this space. Our experience specifically in this area is proven, time and time again, delivering high or low volumes of workforce requirements with a sense of urgency in very tight timeframes. From organising warehouses and distribution centres, to coordinating staff for parcel and freight to employing the most recent technology to efficiently manage staff who are involved in time sensitive work schedules. We know this sector in every coming and going.
Relevant Experience.
Our consistency in recruiting for workforce requirements regardless of volumes has gained the trust of Australia’s leading mail suppliers and global parcel and freight brands.
Our clients rely on us to recruit skilled workers at a moment’s notice to get their operations to an optimum efficiency. This means that we are involved in their workforce planning and management – from processing, sorting, forklift drivers and truck drivers, to hiring for different delivery roles spanning nationally across the country.
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