Rotherham business welcomes trio of new starters

29th June 2021

Andy File Associates, a South Yorkshire-based recruitment agency has strengthened its workforce after welcoming three new employees to support the continuing success and growth the firm has experienced since the easing of lockdown restrictions.

The agency has seen a spike in activity from companies looking to recruit and a vast market of skilled candidates ready for employment in what recent figures released by the Office of National Statics anticipate the start of economic recovery. 

The existing team has been joined by Tim Garrod as Recruitment Partner, specialising in technical and engineering employment, Elizabeth Owen as Marketing and Resourcing Executive and Natalie Wilkinson as Senior Administrator. The now team of eight will be expanding further with additional staff joining the business next month.

Andy File, Managing Director of Andy File Associates, said: “It’s an incredibly busy time in the world of recruitment as the economy takes the first steps of recovery and we’re delighted at employing three new starters to embark on this journey with us to help meet the ever-increasing demand of candidates and clients.

“Our recent expansion is a reflection of the current employment market as we’re busier now in comparison to pre-pandemic. This predicts an extremely positive outlook for the local economy and supports the recent figures released by the Office of National Statistics which revealed an increase rate of employment, a decrease of unemployment and a halt in redundancies.

“I would like to wish our new recruits the very best of luck in their career at Andy File Associates.”

Any candidates looking for employment, or clients needing help with their recruitment needs can contact Andy Files Associates on 01709 717841 or visit www.andyfileassociates.com.

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