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Allant actively involved with the Franco-British Chamber Feb 2008 - For over a year now Allant has been an active member of the Franco-British Chamber of Commerce in London. The Chamber recently held a member to member business cocktail event near to St Pancras International station in London. The event was attended by over 400 delegates & aimed to provide members with discounts or free advice from some of the chambers 600 member companies. This was a prestigious event & Allant successfully networked with individuals & companies in order to develop future business. In addition, two of our staff, Harry McBratney & Julian Anthoney were captured by a caricaturist from the Beano. Please click here for the results. Allant Europe has a new home July 2007 - As part of Allant Europe’s business expansion programme, we are moving our operation to Nottingham. As of Monday 23rd July 2007 the business will be based in the prestigious Lace Market area of Nottingham city centre. Nottingham is the fastest growing city in the UK, with excellent transport links to London & further afield via East Midlands International airport. “We are very excited about our move to Nottingham. The city has so much to offer and our consultants are very happy to be based in such a dynamic, modern city” said Julian Anthoney, Allant Europe, Director. British Engineers in France This is a press article about Allant Europe which ran in the French Chamber of Commerce magazine “Info” in July 2007. Press article from November 2006 AT first glance you could say it’s almost like sending coals to Newcastle. But there’s certainly no comparison with Auf Wiedersen Pet for a high-flying Eastleigh-based recruitment consultancy which provides specialist individuals who speak both English and French to the construction, civil engineering and property markets. Allant Europe was founded at the home of one of the partners in September 2005 but moved to Wessex House, the Eastleigh Borough Council-run business centre, in May 2006 to start trading as a limited company. Click for more information 2006 – the European Year of Workers' mobility Brussels 30/06/2005. The European Commission has named 2006 the European Year for mobility of workers. The year aims to raise awareness and increase understanding of the benefits of both working abroad and in a new occupation. It is the first European year which combines the issues of mobility and workers. Working in new countries and/or sectors provides workers with new skills and experience, benefiting both them and their employers. Reskilling is also crucial in a globalised and restructuring economic environment. Yet current figures show that very few Europeans work abroad. The percentage of Europeans residing in an EU country other than their country of origin has consistently remained around 1.5% for the last 30 years. And in 9 EU countries, 40% of workers have remained in the same job for over 10 years. Click for more information Olympics is great news for recruiters...huge demand expected in construction and hospitality sectors Recruitment experts are looking forward to the prospects for the industry after London sensationally scooped the 2012 Olympic Games. The construction, hospitality and temporary placement markets should receive a huge shot in the arm from the global event. The immense scale of the proposed Olympic complex, near Stratford in East London, has come as a timely boost for construction in the capital, says Dave Parfitt, account director for People, a recruitment and executive search business for the construction and property sector. Click for more information |
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