Although this is not an exhaustive list, the main issues to be observed by us, as an employment agency, when working with employers are:
i) Obtaining agreement to terms of business before services are provided (Regulation 17).
ii) Obtaining full information about the hiring company and the position(s) that it is seeking to fill (Regulation 18). This includes information about:
a) the nature of the hiring company's business activities.
b) the type of work the position involves.
c) location of the position & the hours of work.
d) any potential health & safety risks.
e) the experience, training & qualifications that may be required for the position
f) the minimum rate of pay and any benefits offered.
g) the length of notice that the successful applicant would be required to give/receive.
iii) Obtaining specific information about work-seekers prior to introducing them to an employer (Regulation 19). This includes:
a) obtaining confirmation of their identity by means of sight of copies of their passport, driving licence or birth certificate.
b) confirming that potential candidates have the experience, training, qualifications and/or authorisations considered necessary by the employer or by law.
c) confirming that potential candidates are genuinely interested in the position.



