At Thrive Group we match the skills of our candidates with the needs of our clients, offering each the benefit of our wide expertise across Britain's recruitment sector.
We are workforce experts, proud to specialise in the essential work of the manufacturing, warehousing, logistics and commercial sectors. We provide workers, workforces and qualified candidates to temporary and permanent positions.
From the strategic to the short term we help clients deliver their capability & perform at their best, through workforce recruitment, management & planning.
Across the Thrive network, our dedicated teams connect top talent with temporary and permanent positions in essential sectors. From HGV and delivery drivers to factory line operators and managers, we bring together the finest individuals.
We specialise in sourcing exceptional candidates for a wide range of fixed term, temporary to permanent and permanent roles. Our comprehensive services include thorough checks and assessments to ensure top-quality candidates are placed time after time.
Providing expert insight on a range of workforce aspects.
With our frontline office network we know the local area, the drive times and bus routes, and pride ourselves in our local employment insight and contacts to deliver a workforce you can rely on.
Our recruitment team ensures your workforce have already undergone the necessary I.D. and reference checks before joining you, helping you focus on operations & performance.
We can provide workers for either temporary or permanent positions, whatever your requirements. There are times when you might want a temporary work to become permanent on your payroll; we can make that happen too.
Employee benefits in the palm of your hand.
With no two days the same, we understand the requirements of workers who want to be able to quickly access the information and support they need, when they need it.
That's why we've created an app with essential employee information and benefits, which is available to all of our candidates.
Find out more about our employee benefits >
We believe in the power of people to help businesses thrive and that with good work people will thrive too. These values express what we expect of ourselves, our colleagues and in our working relationships. Our aim is to make a lasting positive impact through our work and thrive together.
We have an appetite to understand. We probe, we qualify, and we learn. We never stand still and always seek out ways to improve and learn more.
We do the right things, but we alsodo them the right way. We can be trusted not to stray from the path even when there is an easier way out. We know that the way we work can be as important as the work we do.
We work hard to succeed, we are relentless in our pursuit of a job well done, and we are resilient along the way. Whatever the challenges we persevere to get the job done.
We build effective relationships with our colleagues, clients, workers, and external stakeholders.We understand the power of the collective, and believe that it’s better to win as a team than fail alone.
We are excited by the prospect of what the future holds, and we set our expectations high. When we strive to achieve we thrive.
We think smart, work hard, and take pride in a job well done. When there’s work to be done, it’s worth doing it well.
If you are a workforce recruitment business owner, thinking about your legacy and exit, find out more here about joining the Thrive Group.
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With June being Pride Month, this is an excellent opportunity to reflect on the importance of diversity and inclusion in the workplace. Not only is fostering an inclusive environment the right thing to do, but it also brings substantial benefits to businesses, enhancing creativity, productivity, and employee satisfaction. The Importance of Diversity and Inclusion Diversity and inclusion are critical components of a thriving workplace, encompassing differences in race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, age, and abilities. Inclusion involves creating a culture where these differences are valued and integrated. In the UK, employment rates vary significantly across different groups, with "White: Other White" individuals having a 74.4% employment rate compared to 30.0% for "Black, Black Welsh, Black British, Caribbean, African: Caribbean" individuals. The Office for National Statistics reported that this ethnic group [had] the smallest percentage of adults aged 30 to 49 in employment. Notably, LGBTQ+ employees also face unique challenges, with 18% reporting negative comments or conduct from colleagues. Benefits of an Inclusive Workplace 1. Enhanced Creativity and Innovation: Diverse teams bring varied perspectives, driving creativity and effective problem-solving. 2. Improved Employee Performance: Inclusive environments boost engagement and productivity. Employees who feel valued and included are more likely to be engaged and motivated, leading to higher productivity and better overall performance. This is true across all demographics. 3. Attracting Top Talent: A reputation for being an inclusive employer can help attract a broader range of candidates. Talented individuals from diverse backgrounds often seek out employers who are committed to diversity and inclusion. 4. Better Decision Making: Diverse teams are better at making decisions as they consider a wider range of options and perspectives, leading to more balanced and effective outcomes. 5. Stronger Company Reputation: Commitment to diversity enhances reputation, customer loyalty, and business opportunities. Practical Steps for Recruitment Agencies 1. Educate Yourself and Your Team: Provide training on unconscious bias and inclusive practices. Address issues like the 24% of black and Asian employees experiencing discrimination and 18% of LGBTQ+ employees facing negative conduct. 2. Review and Revise Job Descriptions: Ensure that job descriptions are free from biased language that might discourage diverse candidates from applying. Focus on skills and qualifications rather than cultural fit. 3. Expand Your Talent Pool: Go beyond traditional recruitment channels to reach a more diverse range of candidates. Partner with organisations and networks that support underrepresented groups, including LGBTQ+ advocacy groups. 4. Promote Inclusive Hiring Practices: Implement blind recruitment techniques where possible, removing names and other identifying information from applications to reduce bias. Ensure interview panels are diverse and trained in inclusive interviewing techniques. 5. Celebrate and Recognise Diversity: Use Pride Month as an opportunity to celebrate the diversity within your own team and the teams you help build. Share success stories and highlight the benefits of inclusive workplaces in your communications and marketing materials. Moving Forward Together Embracing diversity and inclusion is a business advantage. During Pride Month, recruitment agencies have the opportunity to lead by example and advocate for inclusive hiring practices. This commitment is reinforced by statistics showing disparities in workplace satisfaction and success among different groups. For instance, only 61% of black and Asian employees believe people with similar backgrounds can succeed at their company, which was 8% lower than their white peers. Nearly 40% of LGBTQ+ employees feel the need to hide their identity at work due to fear of discrimination. Let’s make this Pride Month a catalyst for lasting change in the workplace. Embrace diversity, promote inclusion, and watch your business and your clients thrive.
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