We shunned our trouser suits and laptops in favour of wellies and anoraks for a morning – quite literally – in the field.
As an agency we have pledged to support the Forest for Peterborough initiative by planting a tree for each member of our team – and one for every candidate we place in a permanent position throughout the year.
And when we say ‘planting’ we mean actually planting.
Which is why a bunch of us found ourselves, spades in hand, at Thorpe Meadows, preparing to dig.
We were delighted to be joined by some of the candidates who have recently started new jobs through us – and the clients who employed them. It was a real team effort and while we didn’t quite plant an Anne Corder Recruitment forest we certainly added a good amount of saplings to what will one day grow to become a beautiful woodland habitat.
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Showing posts with label forest for peterborough. Show all posts
Showing posts with label forest for peterborough. Show all posts
Friday, 25 March 2011
Tuesday, 1 February 2011
ACR backs Forest for Peterborough
All the candidates we place in permanent roles this year won’t just land a job – they’ll get a tree!
As an agency we’ve take n on the challenge issued by Peterborough Environment City Trust (Pect) to help create a ‘Forest for Peterborough’.
The idea isn’t to actually create one forest but to plant pockets of a variety of trees, creating ‘green corridors’ to improve the surroundings for residents and give wildlife a welcome boost.
We’ve worked closely with Pect on a number of projects over the last couple of years – and this one, launched by tv personality and eco campaigner Clive Anderson, falls in perfectly with our eco-credentials and strategy of community involvement.
So, each time we place a candidate in a permanent role this year we will plant a tree. It doesn’t matter whether it’s an entirely new role, one where a temp has been made permanent or where a contract role becomes a permanent position. The candidate will receive a certificate and be offered the chance to plant their own tree – or we’ll do it on their behalf.
We’re looking forward to the next official tree planting in February when we’ll start planting for those candidates we’ve placed in new jobs.
As an agency we’ve take n on the challenge issued by Peterborough Environment City Trust (Pect) to help create a ‘Forest for Peterborough’.
The idea isn’t to actually create one forest but to plant pockets of a variety of trees, creating ‘green corridors’ to improve the surroundings for residents and give wildlife a welcome boost.
We’ve worked closely with Pect on a number of projects over the last couple of years – and this one, launched by tv personality and eco campaigner Clive Anderson, falls in perfectly with our eco-credentials and strategy of community involvement.
So, each time we place a candidate in a permanent role this year we will plant a tree. It doesn’t matter whether it’s an entirely new role, one where a temp has been made permanent or where a contract role becomes a permanent position. The candidate will receive a certificate and be offered the chance to plant their own tree – or we’ll do it on their behalf.
We’re looking forward to the next official tree planting in February when we’ll start planting for those candidates we’ve placed in new jobs.
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- Anne Corder
- Anne set up independent recruitment agency Anne Corder Recruitment in 1995. She is an every day part of the business, working alongside a hand-picked team to deliver on her long-held business philosophy of delivering a personal, quality service. Anne worked as an HR professional at a number of major companies until 1995. With 30 years of experience, she personally specialises in HR and training recruitment. Anne is secretary of the Peterborough group of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development and is also involved in a range of working groups and business forums both in the city of Peterborough and nationally.