English speaking vacancies in Holland: Vacancy: International Sales & Recruitment Consultant, te EINDHOVEN (Netherlands)

Sunday 12 April 2015

Vacancy: International Sales & Recruitment Consultant, te EINDHOVEN (Netherlands)

As an International Sales&Recruitment Consultant you will be responsible for the right match between candidate, vacancy, and organisation. You will be the first point of contact for both existing and new clients, and you will be recruiting candidates both in the Netherlands and abroad. You will also be expected to approach potential new clients by phone on a daily basis, in order to gain new busines in the south of The Netherlands. After the initial training period you will be visiting both your clients and potential clients in your area.
You will be responsible for the whole recruitment process, starting the moment we receive a new vacancy until actually selecting the right candidate for the job. You will stay in close contact with the client regarding requirements and wishes, you will put together price offers and negotiate with your client, and you will make sure the client receives the right documents when your candidate will start working. You will also recruit and interview potential candidates, prepare them for an interview, make sure they have all the right documents in order to start working in The Netherlands, and you will stay in close contact with both your client and your candidate after he/she has started working. Also, you will have an advisory role towards your candidates, as they are mainly expats who will need help getting started on the Dutch labour market.
You and your team will work with daily business targets, all aimed at growth in our business and at making sure that both candidates and clients are happy with our services.

Interested? Then please send your cv to paula.vandenberg@uniquemultilingual.com or for more information call Paula van den Berg at 0031(0)630691372.

Over het bedrijf

Unique Multilingual is the market leader in recruitment of multilingual office staff. We are specialised in commercial, administrative, secretarial and marketing positions. We mainly work with epxats who will be settling in The Netherlands, and who need advice on living and working here. Our strength lies in the fact that we represent our own target group; we have 6 offices in the country with around 25 employees, and 15 different nationalities.

Functie-eisen

To be succesful in this role you need to have at least 1,5 years experience in international recruitment or in sales, plus a relevant Bachelor degree such as International Business or Commerce. You need to be an excellent multi-tasker, as the job requires you to work with a high number of vacancies simultaneously, as well as dealing with your own large pool of candidates. Next to that, you need to be both fast and accurate in administration, as we regularly have audits on our files.
We are looking for a real team worker who is passionate about all aspects of international recruitment. Preferably, you have lived or worked abroad or you are an expat yourself.
Your English needs to be excellent, but you need to be fluent in Dutch as well as we are part of the Unique Nederland organisation. All your training regarding the Dutch labour laws, as well as the exam you need to take, are in Dutch. Any other European language, especially French or German, are a plus.

Wat wij bieden

A fulltime and permanent position in an international team, in a steadily growing organisation. We offer a competitive salary with good secondary conditions such as 25 holidays, 13 ADV days, a pension scheme, bonus scheme, incentives, and other extra's.

Vragen? Bel of mail:

Bedrijfsnaam	:	Unique Multilingual Eindhoven
Telefoonnummer	:	0402395200 (vast) 0402433392 (fax)
Adres	:	Dr Holtroplaan 32 5652XR EINDHOVEN
E-mailadres	:	eindhoven@uniquemultilingual.com

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As from 19 June 2011 the Netherlands has a new purpose of stay: the European Blue Card. The European Blue Card is a separate purpose of stay in addition to the existing National Highly Skilled Migrant Programme. The EU Blue Card Council Directive is intended for highly skilled foreign nationals who do not have EU, EEA or Swiss nationality, and who wish to work in one of the member states of the EU. The Directive is also meant to make it easier to settle in another EU member state. A residence permit will always be required in that other member state, however. To obtain this residence permit the employee must comply with the conditions applicable in that member state.

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