Daisy Visit Highlights Demand for Private Sector Jobs

Posted on July 25, 2011 by Daisy in Work for daisy

Daisy Group plc was able to highlight the demand for private sector jobs during a high profile visit from the Director General of the CBI (Confederation of British Industry).
We tied in the visit from John Cridland with a recruitment day which attracted more than 400 job-seekers to our Nelson headquarters.

Mr Cridland, who speaks up for the business community on public platforms and with government, chose Daisy as one of two highly successful companies he was keen to visit during his whistle stop tour of the North West.

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Real Business Entrepreneurs

Posted on July 18, 2011 by Daisy in News

Whether you’re a fan or not, Lord Sugar and his now immortal words “You’re Fired” are recognisable to most people and suffice to say The Apprentice has become a mainstay of British culture.

Friend or foe to the show, what you cannot deny is how The Apprentice has started to de-mystify business and has really delivered the idea of entrepreneurism and running a successful business to a much a wider audience. While clever editing and individuals’ egos may present some of the candidates as caricatures, The Apprentice illustrates that enterprise is accessible to the masses.

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Daisy Continues to Invest in Staff!

Posted on April 4, 2011 by Daisy in News, Work for daisy

A rapidly growing telecoms provider is proving it is never too big to recognise the importance of staff development. A total of 39 employees have recently gained new qualifications, having completed NVQ training courses while holding down their full-time jobs at Daisy.
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Daisy Invests In Business Leaders Of The Future!

Posted on March 28, 2011 by Daisy in News, Work for daisy

The rapidly-growing company has broken the trend of many other organisations by investing in development, rather than cutting spend. Daisy has teamed up with SFL, a leadership and change management consultancy, to deliver Daisy’s first ever talent programme, which aims to develop leaders of the future.

Clare Martin, Group HR Director at Daisy, explained: “Having acquired 36 companies in the last five years, Daisy has experienced dramatic growth as a business and is continuing to evolve. Continue reading →