Client: We need an administration/accounts officer for 2 days a week.
HRG: Great lets make it 3 days
Client: ?
HRG: 2 days a week with 7.5 hour days = 15 hours a week – 3 days x 5 hours (9am- 230pm with 0.5 hour break) = 15 hours per week – same investment but potentially much higher engagement
Then we do what we always do and find the best fit
This little tweek in thinking has lead to a high number of amazing placements by HRG over the past decade. For the business they get a dedicated employee they can grow with and for the employee it is meaningful work that suits the hours that the return to work mum value so highly.
HRG recognise that being a return to work mum is an individualised process, each mum has different ideas about how work life balance looks.
In our office we have our Admin and Accounts guru Amy that works the school hours 5 days a week and we have our Recruiter extraordinaire Laney who works 3 days in the office and a half day from home (we have embraced tech) and it works for our employees and for our business.
With recent advertising and our brand really drawing great, highly skilled mums looking for casual / part time hours that suit, we have a high number of excellent admin and accounts candidates ready for work
So if you need a dedicated, loyal, high calibre addition to your workforce then Start a Conversation with Laney from HRG today
Hunter Recruitment Group is excited to announce that they will be exclusively recruiting in the Hunter Valley for Hume Community Housing
Hume enters the Hunter Valley region after securing over 2,200 properties to manage in the Community Housing space in Maitland and Port Stephens.
This project commences in late April so keep an eye on our website for individual job advertisements, or if you would like to submit an expression of interest simply click on the apply now button below or call for a confidential conversation on (02) 4936 6537.
Our Director, Craig McGregor was very proud to be a part of the initial roll out of the #MyMaitland campaign with a testimonial video about all the wonderful aspects of living in the Maitland area, running his own recruitment business and being with his family.
Craig’s solid connection to Maitland and love for his home town really shines through! As a resident, business owner and in his role as the Maitland Business Chamber President for 3 years running Craig has witnessed Maitland’s progress from a business and community perspective and is excited for the very bright future of this great city!
Watch the video below to hear about Craig’s #MyMaitland
There are a bunch more #MyMaitland stories from passionate locals and about their Maitland businesses and lifestyles so click here to check them out…
Love #MyMaitland? Here’s what you can do to help
Its super simple to be a part of the #MyMaitland campaign, all it takes is for people to use #MyMaitland on their social media profiles. The challenge though is for everyone to invite just one extra person a year, from outside of Maitland, to visit and stay overnight so they can show them the best things about our city.
For businesses, this is a fantastic opportunity to take advantage of the city’s growing visitor economy and celebrate the wide range of experiences that Maitland has to offer.
HERE ARE THREE THINGS YOUR BUSINESS CAN DO
Share #MyMaitland on your business social media accounts
Encourage staff to use #MyMaitland and invite their mates to Maitland
Consider advertising in the next edition of Meander, which will be distributed to every household across the city.
To read more about how you can get involved and the plans for the #MyMaitland campaign head to the website and become a part of it today!
Inspired by our 10 year anniversary I have created 10 interviews with people who have contributed to my life and business. It is fitting that the first of these released is a conversation with Daniel Borg, creative mind behind http://www.psyborg.com.au Daniel has become a partner in terms of brand creation and design for HRG and along the way we have developed a friendship.
Please sit back and if you have one handy, grab a HRG 10 year anniversary brew and enjoy the first ever 10 for 10.
After growing up in the Hunter, moving to the Central Coast to work post Uni, starting a family and returning to the Hunter to live in Maitland, 2006 saw the realisation that it was time to venture into my own business.
Hunter Industrial Recruitment was born with two business partners that owned and operated Hunter Executive Recruitment. We shared an office in Newcastle with another entrepreneur, Summa from PeopleCheck. Those early days of making cold calls and going to as many networking meetings as possible seem so long ago. Being mentored by lifelong business owners and working side by side with another go getter was the best starting point I could have asked for.
The business started to make headway and clients enjoyed the individualised service and dedication to finding fit. Clients started to seek assistance with no industrial roles and I can still remember meeting with an accountant and the quizzical look on her face “why I am meeting with an industrial recruiter”. This was the meeting where the branding change to Hunter Recruitment Group was conceived.
The initial business partners were bought out and the business moved to Maitland, selfishly so I didn’t need to commute any longer, but also to engage more with the business community in the best city in the world.
Having a business for 10 years has given me the canvas to explore how I can best assist business and candidates through the employment life cycle. We have built lifelong relationships with some of the best people in the valley.
We have formed relationships with superstars of other industries that supply us with fantastic services and products. This new website is a great example, to have met and worked as a customer of psyborg® doesn’t only get you a great website but it makes you a much more effective branding warrior.
Our little business has also collaborated with some of the regions brightest people to assist in areas of HR Consulting, Board reviews for the not for profit space and employee engagement projects.
Networking and spotting opportunity has also lead to HRG gaining a contract with one of the worlds largest Career Transition providers. This has given us the capacity to truly assist people in our region at a time of need. Supporting business by engaging with employees that have been made redundant.
Emotionally and functional supporting people through this critical time in the employment life cycle. Most importantly HRG has become a vehicle for Amy and I to support people. We change lives when someone gets a job or a new role. It helps build the local economy. Our favourite piece of recruitment has changed our lives. Sheridan Kirby has lifted the professionalism of our team and has become an extension of the brand and ethos of our company. Nothing has been more pleasing than the ability to give such a great young woman her start at working life and watching her skills blossom.
So 2016 sees HRG celebrate 10 years as an entity, but more importantly it is just the beginning of what has been and continues to be an exploration on how to be better at helping people through employment solutions.
After growing up in the Hunter, moving to the Central Coast to work post Uni, starting a family and returning to the Hunter to live in Maitland, 2006 saw the realisation that it was time to venture into my own business.
