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Recruitment merger predicts $70 million turnover in 2015

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Onestaff-Final1The launch of OneStaff next month will create a new national recruitment organisation with a predicted turnover of $70 million.

OneStaff unites the branches of Coverstaff International and its sister company Onsite Recruitment from October 1, 2015.

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OneStaff specialises in sourcing and screening candidates for the construction, engineering, commercial, logistics, transport, manufacturing, and works and civil industries.

Director Scott Brittenden says combining a network of 12 branches around the country under a single brand (from October 1, 2015) will give the business a national focus and capability.

“We’re one of New Zealand’s largest privately-owned recruitment companies. Uniting under the OneStaff banner makes us even more efficient at creating tailored staffing solutions for national and multi-site operations.

“Last financial year our group’s turnover exceeded $55 million, and we’re forecasting $70 million in total turnover for OneStaff in the current financial year.”

With New Zealand’s booming construction sector, low unemployment, and a growing migrant workforce, Brittenden is buoyant about OneStaff’s future.

The business has doubled in size since 2010, with six branches opening in the past three years.

Following the October rebranding and launch, new OneStaff branches are planned for Whangarei, Rotorua, Timaru, Hawera and Dunedin within the next three years.

The long-term plan is to expand the company internationally with an eye to the Australian market.

In an average week about 2000 OneStaff temporary and contract employees are on the job around the country.

Work on the construction of a new OneStaff head office building will begin in central Christchurch early next year.

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