ASL Recruitment is an independently owned agency based in Hastings, serving clients and candidates throughout Kent and East Sussex for both temporary and permanent positions. We cover a range of sectors including Office Support, Marketing, Legal, Finance, Technology and Manufacturing, from junior to board level. Our rebate assurance of up to nine months is one of the most impressive in the industry.
As for our candidates: we personally meet and interview every candidate whom we assist. The better we know our candidates, the more effective we can be at placing them in the right role.
At ASL, we believe people make the difference. We want to be the difference for you.
Latest from our Blog
|Holidays, Quarantine and Where the Jobs Are - Your COVID-19 Update
https://www.aslrecruitment.co.uk01 Sep 2020
15 Sep 2020
We've had a lot of changes announced in the news recently and it can be hard to keep up with it all. Here, we've curated some of the points we believe will be the most important for our readers, including quarantine rules when travelling abroad and what happens if you get caught up in a newly quarantined country, and how the job market is unfolding.
|Looking for Work – How You Can Make The Difference
https://www.aslrecruitment.co.uk18 Aug 2020
14 Sep 2020
Businesses are slowly getting back to the point of opening up and resuming normal services again but it’s still a tough market to get a job in. If you are one of the people whose previous job has been the victim of the Coronavirus lockdown, one route back into employment is to seek out temporary assignments. They give you additional experience and crucially, may turn into permanent positions.
|The New Normal (And It’s All Different!)
https://www.aslrecruitment.co.uk04 Aug 2020
14 Sep 2020
2020 so far has been a bit of a shock to the system, hasn’t it! In fact, the UK has been on a bit of a rollercoaster ride for some time now, with the uncertainty over Brexit, a change in leadership, a swift General Election. That seemed a turning point and after nearly three years, things started moving again. The lethargy, apathy and unwillingness to commit uncertainty brings seemed to be shrugged off and the UK seemed once again, energised, focused and with direction.
