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Flight Centre looks to referrals to fill vacancies
Flight Centre is offering a £5,000 bonus to employees for referring successful candidates to fill its shop vacancies.
The company is looking for 80 staff for its UK shops and will give £5,000 to the employee who refers the most successful applicants from now until the end of December.
The vacancies range from international and business travel consultants to accountant, financial control, e-commerce and IT management.
A statement made by Flight Centre said: “The company has found that its employee referral scheme is a good way of seeking new recruits and can help save on agency and advertising costs.”
Flight Centre already offers employees £500 for referring a successful applicant as well as a plasma television to the person who nominates the most number of successful applicants throughout the year.
Anyone interested in role at Flight Centre should go to www.therecruitmentcentre.com.
Report by Ginny McGrath
Ginny McGrath
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