Tate, specialists in office recruitment, launch in Manchester

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From left clockwise - Nicola Rimmer Permanent Consultant, Stephen Wall Area Manager, Jo Edwards Managing Director , Alison Jones Operations Manager, Kerrie Ogden Temporary Consultant.

Tate, the office support recruitment specialists, has expanded its network of offices and on Thursday 24 March launched its office in Manchester to become part of the multi-award winning Tate brand.

Tate has grown to 27 offices strong, and is so committed to the quality of its service, that it offers a ‘Watertight Guarantee’ –
the right person for the job every time or you don’t pay a penny. They are so confident that they’ll delight you with their service they offer a staggering 110% refund if they don’t find you the best fit permanent employee.

Jo Edwards, Managing Director of Tate said, “The team in Manchester have local expertise and knowledge and combined with Tate’s
strength and experience, this means that we will deliver a distinctive brand that stands for excellent customer service and achieve our
mission of being the best, everywhere, all the time.”


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