Superannuation administration specialist Superpartners has launched a new-look internet site aimed at educating and attracting new staff as an alternative to utilising recruitment agencies.
According to Superpartners manager Andrew Jarvis, the site allows visitors to apply for jobs directly at the same time as learning about the company itself and the career paths it can offer.
“Our new website provides an insight into our business, a glimpse of our culture and a chance to meet some of our people,” he said.
The company has signalled that it will be ramping up its recruitment over coming months, including across information technology and business systems roles.
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