You can register online and post your job directly, or email your job description to bookings@supplychainrecruit.com and we will take care of everything for you. Either way your job will be picked up and managed by an account manager who will monitor the performance of your job ad and help to maximise its performance.

We are experts in the areas of supply chain, purchasing, and logistics, as well as in Internet advertising and recruitment and we are always happy to provide advice about specific online recruitment campaigns or skill availability and salary levels, etc. Just call us on 0845 130 1928 or email enquiry@supplychainrecruit.com


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The area of supply chain encompasses:

Forecasting / Planning
Purchasing / Procurement
Logistics
Operations
Inventory Management
Transport
Warehousing
Distribution
Customer Service
Supply Chain Management

SupplyChainRecruit.com incorporating:

- Jobs4Purchasing.com
- TheProcurementJobsite.co.uk
- Jobs4Logistics.com
- TheLogisticsJobsite.co.uk
- Jobs4Warehousing.com
- TheTransportJobsite.co.uk

Advertises jobs and attracts candidates across this entire spectrum. The job board is structured in defined industry sectors to enable employers and recruiters to advertise jobs to specific sectors of the candidate audience. Jobs can be advertised by skill type, industry sector, career level, and location.

In addition to advertising jobs online we also match new jobs through our registered candidate database and emails daily Job Alerts to many thousands of candidates every day of the week. Ensuring jobs reach relevant and motivated candidates.

Candidate applications are delivered directly to the advertiser.

Targeting and Attracting Candidates

The best advice that we can offer employers or recruiters seeking candidates to fill a particular vacancy is be clear about what you are looking for in the ideal candidate, and in your business overall. Of course everybody is open to new and stunning candidates that may take them by surprise from time to time, but you are far more likely to find the candidate that you seek if you have thought about the ideal person in terms of skills, experience, career level, locations etc. The more accurate your understanding of the ideal candidate that you seek, the easier it will be to target candidate groups that are likely to match your requirements and be motivated to apply.

Preparing Effective Job Ads

In contrast to the points made above (Targeting and Attracting Candidates), we would always recommend a taking a more general approach when preparing job ads on the internet. The starting point is to have a very clear understanding about the ideal candidate that you seek, but in preparing job ads you need to reflect the job searching methods and habits of your target audience.

It is very easy to exclude part of the target candidate audience just because they do not use exactly the same terminology as your industry sector or business.

Click here to download our article: Effective Internet Job Ads

You may also want to consider additional branding options that will encourage candidates to view your job opportunity. We offer a wide variety of branding opportunities from button and banners through to sponsorship of job search pages, targeted emails, profile pages, etc..

For further information telephone 0845 130 1928 or email sales@supplychainrecruit.com

Assessing Potential Employees

Assessing a candidates ability to be successful in a specific role and organisation is a complex and critical process, and one that must be approached in a planned and methodical way.

Click here to download our article: Assessing Potential Employees

Follow Up With Applicants.

It is good practice to follow up with all applicants that respond to your applications. The only exception to this rule should be the odd occasion when candidates that are clearly inappropriate for a role proceed to apply, ignoring your clearly expressed requirements.

A best in class procedure would be to acknowledge the application when received, and then to communicate progress or decision in due course. At the very least candidates should be made aware of the time frame for your recruitment activities and that if they have not received further communication by the end of that period then to consider the application unsuccessful.