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Travel agencies are facing an uphill battle to find and hire the next generation of advisors. Many interested candidates aren’t a fit for the profession, according to a new survey of our affiliated advisors. Fifty-five percent said applicants don’t have the right skills. Almost half said the pay isn’t high enough to attract qualified candidates, while 43% said many applicants just want to travel for free. To attract the best consultants, says Chief Sales Officer Kathryn Mazza-Burney, “we need to shout from the rooftops that travel advisors are thriving. Those who are a fit will enter a wonderful community of talented people in an industry with unlimited potential.” #travelagentsuccess #travelconsultant #travelindustrygrowth #travelleadership #travelbusiness #travelindustry #travelcareers #travelprofession #traveltrends #travelgrowth #traveladvisor #travelagent #travelagency #travelagents #traveladvisors #travelagencies #travelagentjobs
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To honor #TravelAdvisorDay, our new survey provides insights into one of the profession’s biggest challenges: an advisor shortage. Seven in ten agencies plan to or may hire advisors in the coming year. But only 7% say it’s easy to find qualified applicants. Of the agencies hoping to hire, two-thirds want to fill more than one position. About one-third say they would bring on as many good candidates as they can find. “The travel industry is facing a perfect storm,” says Chief Sales Officer Kathryn Mazza-Burney. “Veteran advisors are leaving the field at the same time that travelers are eager to partner with them. As an industry, we have an obligation to attract new talent.” #travelagentsuccess #travelconsultant #travelindustrygrowth #travelleadership #travelbusiness #travelindustry #travelcareers #travelprofession #traveltrends #travelgrowth #traveladvisor #travelagent #travelagency #travelagents #traveladvisors #travelagencies #travelagentjobs #traveladvisorvalue #travelagentappreciation
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Reason 4/5 why I chose recruitment … You ‘Get out what you put in’ Being the person I am, it’s only natural for me to put in 110% to everything that I do However working in hospitality, no matter how hard I worked, I still got paid the same amount as someone putting in bare minimum It also meant that I had no motivation to do over time, as 3 extra hours x minimum wage wasn’t exactly life changing In recruitment you can always directly see what you’re putting in and how that will be coming back to you ☑️ Work an extra hour to take a candidate call? - 💰 Opportunity to earn £500-£1500 in commission when you place them ☑️ Put in 110% daily to hit your target? - 🍾 Get taken out all expenses paid to bouje restaurants for doing so ☑️ Be motivated and laser focused to achieve goals? - ✈️ Hit the team target for an all paid for holiday abroad If you’re someone like me who wants to see a direct reward for your hard work and efforts Then drop me a message! I’m working with EXCLUSIVE roles in Manchester interviewing this week. Ps. Here’s a throw back to us our incentive trip last summer in mykonos 📱 07881984671 📧 robyn@maratalent.co.uk
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On this Labour Day, we extend our deepest appreciation to the diligent workers who contribute their time, skills, and energy to build a better future. For All Upscale Team Thank you for your dedication and unwavering commitment to excellence.💪🏻🪖 #Job_Market #Career_Advice #Networking #Personal_Brand #Job_Seeker #Hiring #Professional_Development #Job_hunt #Employment #Happy_international_Labour_Day
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Virtual assistant supporting self employed and small businesses to achieve their goals by providing effective, affordable solutions to release time from administration including bookkeeping and credit control.
Do you think you need to employ someone but can't afford it? Do you need some work doing but don't have enough hours work for an employee? Someone to keep on top of your business's admin, someone to know the answers about the background running while you are out offering your services and selling your products? We can offer you that in a more cost effective solution. Our rates can sound expensive but hear us out... We all know that finding people looking for less than part time hours for employment is next to impossible so, this matrix is working on a comparison of the hours you may need, vs the part time employment which is usually the minimum an employer can offer to entice someone in. Only charging when we work means you get so much more out of an hour's work. No coffee breaks, no lunch breaks, no chatting on your paying time and so on! Tie that in with our experience and knowledge and I feel confident you will get more bang for your buck! The average salary for a PA is £34200 (reed.co.uk, 2024). So working with that lets do some maths: A part time employee (working 20 hours a week) earning £34200 pro rata equates to £1583.33 per month basic salary. As an employer it is your responsibility to then contribute to NI (13.8%) £107.95 and pensions (3% after the first £520 per month) £31.90. That comes to a total of £1723.18 leaving your bank account. And don't forget you will pay £170.51 per month for no work at all - holiday pay! But that's not all... You then need to factor in recruitment, training, management, sick days, equipment, office, broadband, electricity, water heating, running the payroll, insurance and the list goes on. Which doesn't just cost you money, it also costs your valuable time. So trade the 20 hours a week from an employee to 10 hours per week focused work. No strings, no hidden costs. Just paying for the jobs you need doing from someone highly knowledgeable and organised and see how the numbers speak for themselves. You could pay £1400 per month instead of £1893.69 for an immediate knowledgeable fully insured start. If you want to optimise your company's performance and save money, give us a call. Book your free 20 minute discovery call today! From 1 hour to 20+ hours we can help. 07760753419 - Heather
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🏡 Are you a #Conveyancing Assistant looking for your next career move? We have a role in our #gainsborough office that might be the one for you. Delivering excellent client service is high priority for us. We value our peope and trust them to do this. We do not; 🚩 Adopt a 'Pile them high; Sell them cheap' business model. These tend to leave people with more clients than they can reasonably deliver good service to. 🚩 Separate the process into different teams, which can mean that one team does not know what the other team is doing. 🚩 Leave you without holiday cover 🚩 Check how long you are away from your desk when you go to the loo We do; 💚 Actively manage your work volume 💚 Offer a good holiday package, which you feel you can actually take as your holiday is supported 💚 Offer a lot of training and development opportunities. The majority of our current Fee Earners started with us at a lower level. They have grown into new roles as we have expanded as a Firm 💚 Provide a number of medical benefits for all our people 💚 Have low staff turnover, because our people feel valued. If you think that you might be the one for us, please get in touch! All details are in the link; https://lnkd.in/enuAPsRH
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The ANSWER IS YES!! However, only tip GOOD PEOPLE if we don't tip for bad service those people will quit! If you get good service TIP. I suggest 5-20$ depending on how long the person stays with you and if they actually help! It's so important to tip for good service because that's how we get better wages for the pushers, and that will attract better people! LETS HELP BOOST THIS JOB! Email me with questions or stories. Ericlipp@opendoorsnfp.org
Advice | You asked: Should I tip the airport wheelchair assistants?
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Often seen as a position lower than a cleaner by other roles in the airport, those of us in the business of #AssistedTravel know that cleaning and #Passenger assistance are two of the most important. There's a whole debate to be had about why the pay is so low for Assisted Travel staff and whose fault that is, so let me ask you a question, would you as a passenger be happy to £1, 1€ or $1 more on your airfare ticket to help disabled passengers and those needing the Assisted Travel service get a better service? #AirportOperations #AirportManagers #PassengerExperience #Passengers #Training #Safety
The ANSWER IS YES!! However, only tip GOOD PEOPLE if we don't tip for bad service those people will quit! If you get good service TIP. I suggest 5-20$ depending on how long the person stays with you and if they actually help! It's so important to tip for good service because that's how we get better wages for the pushers, and that will attract better people! LETS HELP BOOST THIS JOB! Email me with questions or stories. Ericlipp@opendoorsnfp.org
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Value the people that work for you. Never take advantage of them. #recruitment #rentals #businessdevelopment #travelservices #internatonalmarket #motivationmonday #ccifranceghanamember #value #employeeengagement
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Employers, take note. This practice is highly inequitable. (Read the full article for alternatives to these kinds of assignments.) Prospective employees, take note of the companies who participate in this practice. (Also, there's a link to a great doc that includes sample responses you can use if/when you come across an uncompensated assignment as part of an interview process.)
“I’m sure there are a few job applicants who do the uncompensated assignments you require and think, ‘Wow, I had such a great time and learned so much by being forced to spend 7 unpaid hours creating a presentation over the weekend for a job I didn’t get!’ The majority will likely think your org is run by assholes.”
Never ask job candidates to do unpaid assignments as part of your hiring process
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