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Hays moves to Raffles Place for expansion

The recruitment firm has relocated to bigger premises in order to manage their increasing number of vacancies for qualified, professional and skilled people.

“The Hays brand is recognised in Singapore for expertise and the ability to connect the right person with the right opportunity,” said Chris Mead, General Manager of Hays in Singapore. “As a result, we have been able to significantly expand our business over the last year and now bring our expertise to the Pharmaceutical, Procurement/Supply Chain, Insurance and Office Professional markets.

Hays in Singapore is now located at Level 27, UOB Plaza 2, Raffles Place.

“This adds to our existing recruiting expertise in Accountancy & Finance, Architecture, Banking, Construction, Engineering, Executive, Finance Technology, Human Resources, Information Technology, Insurance, Legal, Logistics, Oil & Gas, Property, Resources & Mining and Sales & Marketing. Our expansion demonstrates a commitment to the local jobs market and a belief in its ongoing strength,” Mr Mead added.

Mead said the move will further strengthens the company's global position as recruiters in the world of work.

“We operate from 325 offices in 28 countries worldwide. Such a global footprint allows us to attract and relocate the top international talent to Singapore. This is a significant recruiting advantage that offers lasting impact for our clients in the local region,” added Mr Mead.

Mead believes that the new location will allow them to meet with more people to share information about job opportunities, as well as impart useful advice and market knowledge.

“Our expert consultants are available to support and manage job searches, give objective advice on how to achieve career aspirations in the short, medium and long term, and provide invaluable CV and interview tips,” said Mr Mead.

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