RECENT figures reveal more people view NI Jobfinder jobs via print and online than any other job website or paper in Northern Ireland. The NITGI 2013 figures show 487,000 people have viewed Nijobfinder in the last month alone (Belfast Telegraph AIR, Sunday Life AIR and nijobfinder.co.uk past four weeks).
With a platform in print, online and a smart phone app, NI Jobfinder caters equally for job hunters and employers alike. Email alerts help candidates know as soon as a suitable new job is listed while the website can help you build a CV to send directly to employers, as well as offering a CV match service — making it easier for employers to find you.
With hundreds of new jobs being added every week, the NI Jobfinder website has a weekly reach of 118,000 — 23,000 more than its nearest competitor.
Ciara Sarsfield used the NI Jobfinder website to find a job with chemical company Dow. Ciara said: “In mid 2012 I left a permanent job to go travelling in Asia and Australia. On my return, I was concerned about the lack of job opportunities here. However, by using nijobfinder.co.uk, I was able to see what was available. The website has the most recruitment agencies online, so making contact is simple and you can browse all the opportunities available at the same time.
Vacancies are updated in real time so you always have an up-to-date view of all opportunities.
“I wouldn’t have been aware of this opportunity if I had not used nijobfinder.co.uk. Clicking the ‘More Details’ button on Dow’s job listing was the first step to securing a role as a Supply Chain Analyst in a world class global company.”
Caolan Small, a senior Supply Chain Consultant from Dow, explained his company’s choice to advertise with NI JobFinder, he said: “Dow established a Supply Chain Technology and Expertise Centre in Belfast two years ago. However, despite being a Fortune 50 company, Dow were relatively unknown in Northern Ireland. Our first priority was to ensure we recruited the most talented people in the field of Supply Chain. To achieve that, it was crucial to have the correct attraction strategy.
We needed a way to communicate the exciting careers that we had to offer within Dow.
“We utilised the NI Jobfinder’s comprehensive multi-channel offering to help us tap into Northern Ireland’s talent pool. We are delighted with the team that we have put together in Belfast and there is no doubt that NI Jobfinder played a critical role in securing these high performing resources.”
With hundreds of jobs available anytime, anywhere, NI Jobfinder is the most cost-effective recruitment platform in Northern Ireland. Our statistics show the number of CVs submitted to employers have increased 36% year-onyear with a record number of NI Jobfinder customers contacting employers.
Managing Director at People Power Contracts Ltd, Northern Ireland’s largest Field Sales and Field Marketing company, Lynne Doherty said: “We have found NI Jobfinder recipients the most suited to the job roles advertised.”
RECENT figures reveal more people view NI Jobfinder jobs via print and online than any other job website or paper in Northern Ireland. The NITGI 2013 figures show 487,000 people have viewed Nijobfinder in the last month alone (Belfast Telegraph AIR, Sunday Life AIR and nijobfinder.co.uk past four weeks).
With a platform in print, online and a smart phone app, NI Jobfinder caters equally for job hunters and employers alike. Email alerts help candidates know as soon as a suitable new job is listed while the website can help you build a CV to send directly to employers, as well as offering a CV match service — making it easier for employers to find you.
With hundreds of new jobs being added every week, the NI Jobfinder website has a weekly reach of 118,000 — 23,000 more than its nearest competitor.
Ciara Sarsfield used the NI Jobfinder website to find a job with chemical company Dow. Ciara said: “In mid 2012 I left a permanent job to go travelling in Asia and Australia. On my return, I was concerned about the lack of job opportunities here. However, by using nijobfinder.co.uk, I was able to see what was available. The website has the most recruitment agencies online, so making contact is simple and you can browse all the opportunities available at the same time.
Vacancies are updated in real time so you always have an up-to-date view of all opportunities.
“I wouldn’t have been aware of this opportunity if I had not used nijobfinder.co.uk. Clicking the ‘More Details’ button on Dow’s job listing was the first step to securing a role as a Supply Chain Analyst in a world class global company.”
Caolan Small, a senior Supply Chain Consultant from Dow, explained his company’s choice to advertise with NI JobFinder, he said: “Dow established a Supply Chain Technology and Expertise Centre in Belfast two years ago.
However, despite being a Fortune 50 company, Dow were relatively unknown in Northern Ireland. Our first priority was to ensure we recruited the most talented people in the field of Supply Chain. To achieve that, it was crucial to have the correct attraction strategy.
We needed a way to communicate the exciting careers that we had to offer within Dow.
“We utilised the NI Jobfinder’s comprehensive multi-channel offering to help us tap into Northern Ireland’s talent pool. We are delighted with the team that we have put together in Belfast and there is no doubt that NI Jobfinder played a critical role in securing these high performing resources.”
With hundreds of jobs available anytime, anywhere, NI Jobfinder is the most cost-effective recruitment platform in Northern Ireland. Our statistics show the number of CVs submitted to employers have increased 36% year-onyear with a record number of NI Jobfinder customers contacting employers.
Managing Director at People Power Contracts Ltd, Northern Ireland’s largest Field Sales and Field Marketing company, Lynne Doherty said: “We have found NI Jobfinder recipients the most suited to the job roles advertised.”
