Recruitment Firm to Create 61 Jobs Via Welsh Government Support

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A recruitment firm which works within the accountancy sector is to create 61 jobs as part of a Welsh Government-backed expansion.

Cardiff-based Recruit 121, which recently moved to new offices at Capital Tower, sources and places qualified and part-qualified accountants within Wales and exports internationally for companies using SAP software.

The company has plans for expansion over four years, which includes growing internal delivery teams and enhancing its services to clients which include BMW, Nestle, Ralph Lauren and Bosch.

Chief executive Che Hookings said:

“As a Wales-based organisation, we are proud of our talented team who are working together to help us achieve our growth aspirations. We have worked closely with Welsh Government for some time and are very grateful for their support.

“With state of the art facilities in the heart of Cardiff, Recruit 121 Group provides an exceptional working environment and employee-centric, family-friendly policies, role modelling the type of organisation that others aspire to join.

“It’s important to me and the leadership team that we continue to build a highly collaborative working environment and culture.

“We are proud of our 4.8/5 Glassdoor rating and the fact 96 per cent of our team would recommend us as a great place to work. As Recruit 121 Group sets out on the next phase of our expansion, I’m as excited about growing our team of talented professionals as I am with supporting our clients.”
Economy minister Ken Skates added:

“I’m delighted that Welsh Government support is allowing this thriving business to create 61 new jobs and further extend its reach around the world. We recognise that these are challenging times for businesses, but remain committed to supporting Welsh businesses in every way we can to ensure they are given the necessary support to grow and prosper.

“It’s fantastic to see that Recruit 121 has also partnered with the Welsh Financial Services Graduate Programme, working with Cardiff Business School on a two-year full-time programme of work, training and academic study unique to Wales which aims to recruit 40 graduates in order to develop a talent pool of industry professionals.

“Planning for the future and investing in staff and graduates is something that is right at the heart of our Economic Action Plan and it is certainly proving successful for this Cardiff based company. I’m pleased to see Welsh Government funding contribute to this vision and wish them every success with their expansion.”

Business News Wales