TNT looks to tap into City Link talent pool
6 January 2015
Transport and logistics giant TNT is reaching out to the more than 2,000 City Link workers affected by its rival’s collapse to fill 100 vacancies across its network.
Tue, 6 Jan 2015Transport and logistics giant TNT is reaching out to the more than 2,000 City Link workers affected by its rival’s collapse to fill 100 vacancies across its network.
Over the Christmas period, City Link entered administration, making 2,356 workers redundant as a result.
A TNT spokesperson told Recruiter the firm is now assessing its locations to see where demand is most acute.
He added: “We have more than 100 vacancies across the whole spectrum of the business – that’s drivers, mail operatives, other backroom staff and some customer-facing staff vacancies as well.”
Potential candidates are being directed to TNT's careers page.
Over the Christmas period, City Link entered administration, making 2,356 workers redundant as a result.
A TNT spokesperson told Recruiter the firm is now assessing its locations to see where demand is most acute.
He added: “We have more than 100 vacancies across the whole spectrum of the business – that’s drivers, mail operatives, other backroom staff and some customer-facing staff vacancies as well.”
Potential candidates are being directed to TNT's careers page.
