A NORTH Wales recruitment agency is aiming to use its services to place people into work in order to fill job vacancies but also to raise funds for a good cause.

Colwyn Bay-based Supertemps has made the T Gobaith/Hope house children’s hospice its chosen charity of the year.

It is organising a series of money-spinning events over coming weeks to help the hospice as part of T Gobaith’s Corporate Challenge event.

But it also wants to donate income from its business revenue streams as a money spinner for the hospice.

Branch manager Steve Griffiths said: “As a recruitment agency various local businesses and public sector organisations use us for sourcing temporary and permanent staff.

“We charge the client per hour for temporary workers and a fee based off annual salary for permanent staff.”

He added Supertemps was offering 20p per hour from income generated from organisations that use it to recruit temporary workers and a one-off £100 for each permanent employee that was placed.

A client recruiting, for example, a temp to an administrative post for 35 hours a week would enable Supertemps to donate on a weekly basis £7 to Hope House for that person. Supertemps has been established for 30 years and specialises in recruiting temps and permanent employees to commercial administrative, warehouse and other positions.

Daily Post 3oth September 2009

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