Jessops partners with MyPeopleBiz

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Photographic retailer Jessops has launched a new recruitment platform through a partnership with MyPeopleBiz.

The new platform enables Jessops to manage all their requirements from one place, attracting direct candidates, talent pooling, creating talent databases and referral schemes to tap into the growth of social media and manage all their agency suppliers.

Parker Crockford, director at MyPeopleBiz, says: “The new functionality will allow Jessops to capture thousands of candidate details currently from different places, into their own searchable talent database which will mean that they can recruit from their talent pool without incurring any additional costs.”

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