Integra People is a national recruitment consultancy, providing quality contract, temporary, and permanent staffing solutions to clients from our wide network of UK offices.

Back in 2008 when our business was established, we wanted a name that revolved around our fundamental values of ‘integrity’ and ‘people’, and from this Integra people was born.

People are the biggest assets to our business, therefore we only hire the best, to ensure we deliver an outstanding level of client and candidate service. From our consultants to our administrators, our team is professional, always ready to listen, and will go the extra mile.

We are one of the fastest growing recruitment companies in the UK, and as a corporate member of the Recruitment & Employment Confederation Ltd (REC), we are committed to upholding the excellent standards of practice set by the REC.

Partnering with the right recruitment specialist can add value to your business, and as a dynamic recruitment agency, we possess the right skills, experience, and knowledge to match your recruitment requirements.

Combining our deep industry knowledge and an unmatched understanding of human potential, we provide professional talent resourcing in the areas of construction, engineering, manufacturing & industrial, IT & telecoms, commercial & business support, healthcare and education.

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Warehouse operative

Merseyside

£9.01 - £10.01 per hour

Permanent

Parcel Sorters required in Haydock, WA11 area.

Loading/unloading parcels, heavy lifting, using hand held scanners. The work is very physical and will require candidates to be on foot for the duration of the shift.

Nights - Monday - Friday 17.00 - 02.00.

£9.01 per hour PAYE.

Immediate starts available.

To apply call Integra 01925 839 823

1:1 Tutor

Cheshire

£18 - £25 per hour

Temporary

1:1 Tutor - in a range of subjects (Halton based).

Integra Education are currently working with a popular Secondary School in the Halton area which have a number of students who would benefit from additional tuition after hours. These will be in a range of specialisms, mainly core subjects and working at various sites across Widnes and Runcorn.

The vast majority of this additional tuition will be after school hours and could involve working at various houses/local libraries with a regular but varied range of students. These students will have been identified by the school as young people who would benefit for additional tuition, perhaps to improve a specific predicted GCSE grade for example.

Benefits:

- Strong hourly rate of pay.

- Varied caseload of a range of students with different needs.

- Rewarding work, assisting students to get better grades.

- Regular, guaranteed work on an ongoing basis.

Requirements:

- Flexibility to attend various places across the area during the week.

- QTS/QTLS or relevant teaching qualification.

- A DBS on the Update Service or be willing to apply for one.

- The ability to build positive working relationships with students on a 1:1 basis.

If you are interested in this position please apply today or call Mark at Integra for more information.

01925 594203

Trainee Cover Supervisor

Cheshire

£60 - £70 per day

Temporary

Trainee Cover Supervisor - Northwich

Integra Education have been asked to recruit a keen and enthusiastic Trainee Cover Supervisor for an outstanding Secondary School in Northwich.

The school are in a position where they can support a Trainee and work closely with them to increase their experience working with Secondary aged students, improve their subject knowledge across the board and improve their behaviour management skills. This role is ideal for someone thinking about going into a career in teaching but wanting further experience before applying for a PGCE.

Requirements:

- A childcare reference (someone who can vouch for your ability to work alongside children and young people).

- A DBS certificate or be willing to apply for one.

Benefits:

- Paid experience in an outstanding Secondary School.

- The successful applicant would gain valuable subject knowledge and behaviour management skills by working alongside some outstanding teachers.

- Local work which can be flexible if needed alongside studies or other part-time work.

If you are interested in this position then please apply now or call Mark at Integra for more information.

01925 594203

Science Teacher

Merseyside

£118 - £180 per day

Contract

Science Teacher - Liverpool.

Integra People are recruiting on behalf of a popular Secondary School within the Liverpool area. The majority responsibility of this vacancy is teaching Science but it would also be advantageous if the applicant could also deliver KS3 Geography; although this is not essential.

This is an immediate need for someone who can deliver General Science to a good standard. There is also the potential that this job could become a permanent post for the right candidate.

Benefits:

- Immediate/ASAP start.

- Good rates of pay from Day 1 of the vacancy.

- Potential of a permanent post for the right candidate.

- Guaranteed long-term work.

Requirements:

- QTS/QTLS or equivalent qualification essential.

- Recent teaching experience of Science (in any specialism).

- A DBS certificate on the Update Service or the willingness to apply for one.

If you are interested in this position, please apply or for more information call Mark at Integra.

01925 594203

Assembly Operative

Cheshire

£8.50 - £8.50 per hour

Temporary

Assembly Operatives required in Knutsford.

Assembling small components, following instructions, full training provided.

40hrs per week, £8.50 per hour.

Applicants must have good numeracy and literacy ability. Successful candidates must be willing to have a DBS check.

Temp to perm position for the right candidate.

Immediate starts available after interview.

Call Integra on 01925 839 823

Warehouse operative

Merseyside

£9.01 - £10.01 per hour

Permanent

Parcel Sorters required in Haydock, WA11 area.

Loading/unloading parcels, heavy lifting, using hand held scanners. The work is very physical and will require candidates to be on foot for the duration of the shift.

Nights - Monday - Friday 17.00 - 02.00.

£9.01 per hour PAYE.

Immediate starts available.

To apply call Integra 01925 839 823

Warehouse operative

Merseyside

£9.01 - £10.01 per hour

Temporary

Parcel Sorters required in Haydock, WA11 area.

Loading/unloading parcels, heavy lifting, using hand held scanners. The work is very physical and will require candidates to be on foot for the duration of the shift.
Nights - Monday - Friday 7:00pm till 4am.
£9.01 per hour PAYE.
Immediate starts available.
To apply call Integra 01925 839 823

Cleaning Operative

North West

£8.21 - £8.21 per hour

Temporary

Cleaning Operative

Bramhall - Site Based

Immediately Starts Available

Working hours 5pm to 7:30pm Monday to Friday

£8.21 per hour

Working for one of the UK's Cleaning Companies who operate on multiple prestige contracts throughout the UK ranging from Schools, Commercial Offices, Retails Building and Industrial Sites. They have been trading for 2 decades and continue to impress with their high standards of services.

We are looking for a site based Cleaning Operative for prestigious office building in Bramhall.

The role will involve hoovering, mopping, empting waste bins, replenishing stock, cleaning of toilet areas. The working hour for this role are Monday to Friday 5pm to 7:30pm. The position is a temporary to permeant position after 12 weeks of work. The pay for the position in £8.21 per hour

There is immediate starts available for this position, meeting with the site manager will be arranged first

Please apply with a copy of your CV or just call and ask to speak with a member of the FM team 01248 668700

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March 19,2019

Is it really all bad for women and automation?

The IWPR found that 20.2 million women work in jobs with the highest risk of automation, compared to only 14.4 million men. In addition, out of all women workers, 28.9 per cent work in high-risk occupations, compared to 19 per cent of men. Artificial intelligence is a constant topic and debate, and there are intense fears about what technology could have in store for future generations and job roles. AI and automation are creeping into our daily existence, but it is not all bad as technology has a record of creating more jobs than it destroys. Women still face a pay gap, which is gradually closing, and are still underrepresented in leadership in businesses. According to IMF research there is yet more bad news for women: women are at a higher risk of losing their job to automation than men. It was found that women perform more routine tasks than men, which machines are best at copying. Arguably, women may have been led to believe that soft skills are less important and to make your way in the world of work, hard skills are desirable. However, what machine’s still cannot copy well are ‘soft skills’ and still require a lot of work to gain any sort of emotional intelligence. Soft skills may become even more important in automated economies, as a key differentiator from machines, and are a skill that both women and men should not overlook. Lower level administrators, cashiers and clerks are among the most likely to be replaced by a machine, and according to another Oxford study, the list of occupations near the top for this concern are disproportionately female. Those who are replaced however could benefit from forward-looking training programs that could lead them into higher paying jobs. The World Economic Forum actually found that with retraining, 96 per cent of at risk workers would actually end up benefiting from changes brought upon by automation. Although it seems a worrying time for women in roles that could be automated, the long term training and repositioning of jobs means that the gender pay gap may get narrower and narrower.

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February 01,2019

North West to see the biggest salary hike in 2019

New data has revealed that professional salaries in the North West will see the biggest hike of seven per cent, compared with any other region in the country. Robert Walter’s annual Salary Survey found that individuals paid on either a contract, temporary or project-basis will see a significant jump in their salaries. Below are some of the biggest sectors that are set to produce success stories for workers in the UK: Procurement and supply chain Coming in 4th following London, Midlands, Milton Keynes, the North West has a permanent average salary of £70k, a contract average of £462 p/d, and shows a 3% increase in contractors salaries from 2018. IT In 3rd place following - , the North West shows a dramatic increase in IT salaries from 2018. The permanent salary average in £63k, a 19% increase from2018, and the average contract rate is £533 p/d, a 7% increase from 2018. Other sectors that show considerable growth are Banking and Finance, Legal, and Human Resources. With 2019 in full swing, recruiters in the North West may become inundated with lots of hopeful applications and by jobseekers looking to take advantage of more competitive salaries outside of the country’s capital. This may make it easier for recruiters to source quality candidates for some of the sought-after roles. If you are looking for your next role, please contact Integra People for a confidential and friendly conversation with one of our dedicated consultants on: 01925 838 600.

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January 23,2019

Top Jobs to recruit for in 2019

Skills shortages in the past year have led to a candidate led market, and the outlook for jobs is positive for the coming year. The fact that connectivity has improved massively and a billion of the population are now connected to data, is likely to impact many sectors, such as education, healthcare, IT and financial services. “There’s no question that emerging technologies designed to grow and scale business, such as artificial intelligence, machine learning and automation are having an impact on the types of jobs employers are hiring for across the country. As a result, we’re seeing a spike in demand for highly-skilled workers in 2019,” said Glassdoor Economic Research Analyst, Amanda Stansell. The 25 Best Jobs in the UK for 2019 according to new research from Glassdoor: Rank Job Role Mediam Base Salary (£) Job Satisfaction (out of 5) Job Openings 1 Audit Manager 52,000 4.5 1,124 2 Finance Manager 60,000 3.8 2,001 3 Marketing Manager 42,500 3.9 1,966 4 Product Manager 52,500 3.8 1,697 5 Sales Manager 42,000 3.8 2,795 6 Risk Manager 60,000 3.9 1,111 7 Data Scientist 46,000 4 995 8 Operations Manager 42,000 3.7 2,226 9 Design Manager 55,000 4.1 719 10 Business Analyst 40,000 3.7 2,949 11 Front End Developer 35,000 4 1,841 12 Commercial Manager 57,000 4 701 13 Business Development Manager 37,060 3.7 3,915 14 Project Manager 39,000 3.6 7,320 15 HR Manager 49,000 4.1 664 16 Contract Manager 40,000 3.7 1,687 17 Communications Manager 43,700 4.1 651 18 Software Engineer 43,000 3.5 4,876 19 Executive Assistant 37,000 4.1 853 20 HR Business Partner 49,000 3.8 753 21 Engagement Manager 48,000 4.3 405 22 Web Developer 31,000 3.9 1,586 23 Recruiter 25,000 4.4 2,862 24 Solutions Architect 70,000 3.4 1,597 25 Software Developer 37,000 3.5 3,088 The Job Score was determined by three factors: earning potential, job satisfaction, and number of job openings. While audit manager takes the top spot, recruitment makes an appearance at number 23, with respondents rating their job satisfaction as 4.5/5. The world is getting older, with the number of people 60 and over expecting to rise to 2 billion by 2050 – approximately 22% of the global population. According to World Health Organisation, as this happens, there will be more investment opportunities for companies which serve this age group, such as home health care – and this means more healthcare jobs. “With such a healthy job market kicking off 2019, we’re seeing many of these Best Jobs open for people to apply to and get hired at employers across all industries and in all areas of the country,” said Stansell. Reach out to recruitment consultants who can offer you insight into what the current situation and market is like for your profession, where you live. For help finding a job, please call Integra People for a confidential conversation with one of our friendly consultants: 01925 838 600.

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January 15,2019

Recruitment Outlook in 2019

63% of recruitment businesses are expecting their business performance to improve over the next 12 months, and 63% report an increase in demand from employers for both permanent and temporary roles, according to the Recruiting Times survey 2018. We are in a candidate driven market, where businesses must work hard to attract the best candidate for the role, and this can be helped by developing a strong business brand. According to Tech Crunch’s 2018 Internet Trends report, job openings are at a 17 year high, and the unemployment rate is at a low of 3.9%. Therefore, competition for talent is fierce. An attractive recruitment brand is one that demonstrates excellent customer service, and simple, streamlined processes. Having an active social media presence is important to be able to promote the company and the roles on offer. LinkedIn and Facebook along with other networks remain key areas of growth, to attract and allow for open conversation with potential candidates and clients. Personalised, catchy adverts and paid advertisements could make a huge difference with potential reach and click through rates. Streamlining the recruitment process means the whole experience with the brand will be much more efficient for the candidates and clients, which could help prevent drop outs mid-way through. Introducing and implementing modern technology could mean that repetitive tasks can be automated, for example by using templates and bulk actions where possible, and collating data in one place. If you are hoping to bring in the New Year with a new job, the outlook has not been as bright as it is currently for over a decade. Employers are in a fruitful position. Integra People are a dedicated recruitment business who can offer expert and confidential help with your recruitment needs. For more information, call 01925 838 600.

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December 19,2018

New year, new career?

Lots of people crave a new direction and to move jobs around New Year. A new year often symbolises to many people a “fresh start” whether that be pushing themselves in the gym or in any goals they might have put on the backburner. The message is out there in every media outlet: this is your chance to achieve more and reach your potential. If you’re reading this and wondering if you should bite the bullet and get a new role, it may mean you do not feel you are hitting your true potential. January is the busiest time of year for those hoping to kickstart their career, and you will find a lot of companies have put money aside for New Year hires. If you are raring to go, positive and excited, the right job could be a few clicks away. Instead of worrying and thinking “I wonder how I could get a job there”, your mindset needs to be “I am going to get a job there!” Here are some helpful tips as you begin your job search: Try to remind yourself of your skills, strengths and past successes, and sit down with a friend so you can talk through those attributes and skills, as sometimes other people see valuable assets in us that we miss. It is helpful to begin thinking about what kind of “transferable skills” you can take from one role to the next. Also ask yourself “What can I bring to this role that others can’t?” Finding out how you are a cut above the rest will help you be able to sell yourself successfully. We are living in a digital world, and it is commonly known that companies will check your social media footprint before considering hiring you. Use the internet to your advantage, and showcase your talents and promote yourself. Hiring personnel could trawl through old social platforms you used years previous, or just the ones in which you are present currently. However thorough, you should make sure that all they find is a fun-loving yet respectful candidate in and outside the workplace. A great tip when job searching is to keep updating your CV, and print it out and take it with you to interviews, to refer your answers back to your experience, skills and key attributes. The CV is the reason you get invited for an interview, so it is vital that everything adds up and you come across the way that you promote yourself on paper. When you look at a new company, figure out who their competitors are, what their mission is, what they excel at and why you want to work for them above all of the rest.

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December 10,2018

Healthcare: Will there be enough NHS staff following Brexit?

The UK is due to leave the European Union on 29th March 2019, and the two sides are still negotiating the terms of its exit and its future relations in a whole range of issues. You would be forgiven for not being able to keep up. One major factor in the deal is our National Health System – depending on the final Brexit deal, will we have enough staff? According to the Cavendish Coalition/NMC, 1 in 20 of the 1.5m NHS staff are from the EU – 9% of doctors, 5% of nurses and midwives and 16% of dentists. BMA chair Dr Chaand Nagpaul feels that changes from Brexit have the potential to create chaos in the NHS. “Freedom of movement has enabled thousands of EU nationals to work in health and social care organisations across the UK, helping NHS trusts, boards and providers ensure gaps in the medical workforce are filled quickly by qualified workers with the appropriate level of training and education.” There has been a 2,385 drop in EU nurses and midwives in the past year, in the UK, and the group of 36 healthcare charities believes the weaker pound and Brexit could worsen the staffing shortages currently being seen in the health service. It is not clear what a no-deal Brexit could mean, however the Brexit agreement means that those currently working will have the opportunity to obtain “settled status” to allow them to stay. The government also plans to “grow its own” by increasing the numbers of doctors and nurses in training, but this does not mean discriminating between any one region or country, and Mr Javid stressed that a skills based system will be based on merit. The home secretary Sajid Javid said that people immigrating to the UK will have to meet the requirements of a skills based system, pass a ‘British values test’ as well as tougher English language demands. The system, known as tier two visas, allows doctors and senior nurses to be recruited from overseas. Dr Nagpaul added: “Our immigration system needs to work for the health and care sector as a whole, and ensure the NHS can recruit and retain doctors and other NHS workers in sufficient numbers.”

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November 27,2018

How schools, hospitals and other government buildings could be constructed quicker

Schools, hospitals and train stations that are prefabbed in factories before being erected could be constructed quicker and with less waste, according to Ministers who wish to encourage Britain’s construction industry to become more efficient. The government have set out £600 billion on infrastructure over the next decade, with the Treasury minister Robert Jenrick stating that new methods of construction need to be embraced. Prefabbing means to pre-build universal components in factories, manufactured using the latest digital technology, before they are sent to construction sites. A single component could be used as part of a school, hospital, prison building or train station, and government proposals for the ‘platform approach’ could mean a school that typically takes a year to build could be completed in four months. This prefabbing proposed could generate less waste and speed up construction time by 90 per cent, officials believe, as they could be built three times quicker using parts shared with hospitals and prisons. Exchequer Secretary Robert Jenrick said: “We are committed to renewing our infrastructure to drive economic growth in all parts of the United Kingdom.” As the pace of technological change accelerates, we are stepping up our commitment to digital infrastructure, use of data to drive greater productivity and embrace new methods of construction. With £600 billion of investment over the next decade, including the largest ever investment in our strategic road network, we are taking the long-term action required to raise productivity and ensure the economy is fit for the future.”

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October 22,2018

Employment Rises in Wales

Employment across Wales has risen over the past year, seeing the biggest rise of all the nations and regions of the UK in the last three months. The employment rate in Wales has risen 2.6% compared with the UK average of 0.4%, and there were 60,000 more people in work compared with a year earlier. Economic activity (the number of people who are unavailable for work because they are either sick, caring for someone, studying full time or taking early retirement) has also decreased in three of Wales’s four economic regions. There are 49,000 fewer economically active people in Wales than in the same period last year. The proportion is now 21.9%, which is lower than Scotland, Northern Ireland, Yorkshire and Humber, the north-west of England and the north-east of England. Unemployment in Wales remains at 3.8%, which is lower than the UK average of 4%. The figures show that there were 10,000 fewer unemployed people in Wales compared with March to May, which is the biggest fall of all nations and regions of the UK. Welsh Government economy secretary Ken Skates, said: “These results are broadly encouraging for much of Wales, particularly Mid and North Wales, and demonstrate that our approach to supporting businesses in Wales during challenging circumstances is having a positive impact.” First Minister Carwyn Jones, said: “With a Brexit deal still yet to be secured, these are increasingly uncertain times. We will continue to do all we can to strengthen Wales’ economy in innovative and effective ways so we are in the strongest possible position to face the challenges ahead.” He added that the figures were a testament to the Welsh Government’s work to support businesses and make it easier for people to access jobs. If you are looking for a job in Wales, please get in touch with Integra People at our Bangor office: 01248 668 700.

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October 17,2018

How Teachers Can Deal With Stress

Although teaching is often a thoroughly enjoyable, rewarding job, as with any profession there will be times when you face stress and difficult days, or struggle to find a home/work balance. Whether you are just starting out in the profession or have years of experience, the classroom can be a nerve-wracking place, and you need tried and tested techniques to manage the pressures the job brings and improve your physical and mental health. Here are a few tips to help you unwind and help be positive and control your feelings of stress and anxiety: Communicate When you are feeling overwhelmed, it is important to talk to people you trust about the situation or issue you are concerned with, and sometimes simply getting it off your chest will give you some form of relief. When workload is getting on top of you, communication is key. Speaking to colleagues can or mentors can help reduce pressure, as they are people who probably know all too well what you are going through. Say No Learning to say ‘No’ is an art form that can take time to master. You may feel that you don’t want to disappoint, however telling people firmly and politely that you do not have time or are not able to do something is assertive and will actually gain you respect. It shows that you know your capabilities and ensures you can manage your workload and prioritise your inner needs. Breathe Breathing deeply can have amazing benefits for your health, and it is something that you could even practice with your class to promote a calm and balanced state. Breathing exercises are a great way to practice mindfulness. Meditate A short meditation practice can help you start your day with a positive attitude. Relaxation techniques can include yoga and tai-chi, and anything that allows you to connect your mental and physical senses. Exercise Exercise not only works on your physical fitness, but releases endorphins and relieves tension, which has a positive and calming effect on the mind. You might think you do enough cardio by running around the classroom, yet exercising at the gym or by going for a brisk outdoor run is different as you are focusing on yourself and are in a different environment. Sleep Teachers commonly report finding it difficult to switch off after a days’ work, or that they end up going to bed very late after marking until the early hours. In order to make sure you can sleep like a baby, lose the laptop and smartphone at night, and cut down on caffeine in the afternoon. Have Some You Time Achieving a better work/life balance means prioritising some time in your week for yourself. Work is important, but so is your personal life, so it is a good idea to diarise time with friends and family. As well as diarising seeing other people, put some time aside for yourself: take a couple of hours to switch off, whether that be relaxing in the bath or reading a book.

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October 10,2018

Office Administrator Interview Questions

Office administrators are found in the administrative teams of all types of companies, and it is a role that is vital to businesses in all sectors. Before an interview, you should ensure you have a sound knowledge of the company, the industry they are in, and the position you are applying for. You need to turn up on time and smartly dressed, and conduct yourself in a professional manner. What makes a good administrator? To make a successful administrator, you must be reliable and resourceful, and be able to solve problems quickly, using your own initiative. Administrators need to have good communication skills, as they will often become the first impression for clients and customers whether in person or over the phone. Administrators also need to have finely tuned organisational skills, as it is a detail-orientated role where you may be required to multi-task effectively. Typical Interview Questions What experience do you have? Draw upon skills you have gained with any previous employer and demonstrate how your experience elsewhere can be beneficial in this role. Give an experience of a time when you delivered excellent customer service This should be an example of a time where you went above and beyond your job specification in order to fix a problem or turn a negative experience into a positive one for a customer. How do you work within a team? The interviewer wants to hear that you are happy communicating with a range of people, are willing to help others out, and can take direction well. How do you prioritise your workload? If you use any tools to stay organised, or you have a method for prioritising, the interviewer wants to hear about it and how effective your methods have been previously. What IT skills do you possess and what software can you use? In the digital age, an employer will be keen to know that you can navigate your way around a computer and you have some experience with software that they use. In what ways have you contributed to improving efficiency within an office environment? If you have ever come up with a way to simplify a day to day office procedure, go into detail here as this shows initiative and helpfulness. How do you cope with busy periods? Being able to keep your cool during stressful moments/days is a desirable trait for a busy administrator, so give an example of an especially busy time during a previous role, and describe your coping mechanisms. Do you enjoy interacting with clients/customers? This question will also reveal whether you are a sociable and friendly person on the whole, which is important for an administrator, who will also have a lot of interaction with internal employees. Are you good at solving problems? An office administrator needs to be the eyes and ears of the business at times, and if things go wrong they need to be able to spot it, raise it, and come up with solutions. Hopefully now you should feel more prepared for your interview, so now you just need to remember to keep eye contact and extend your arm for a firm hand shake.

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