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We won the Best Innovation Award

2010-01-18 14:55

2B Interface maintains success, scooping up yet another award from the Best Business Awards 2009.  

We won the Best Innovation Award for our flexible tailoring of recruitment arrangements, helping British industry get back onto its feet.  2B Interface continue to stand out from all other specialist recruitment agencies due to our unique style, innovative adaptive terms and a willingness to partner the clients to achieve mutual success.

 

We support people with multiple sclerosis

2010-02-24 11:17

 

The Docklands Fash & Fun Foundation was set up in May 2007 in Docklands. With the generous support of local business people we collect funds for MS Charities.
The first show in October 2007 was a huge success, featuring a glamorous catwalk display with professional and amateur models, a sensational jazz singer, live bands, exhibition dance troupes, a charity raffle with many prizes and surprise stunts plus refreshments and dancing for the audience.
This year’s show will take place in the 4 star luxury Radisson Edwardian Hotel New Providence Wharf on Wednesday 24th February starting at 7pm.

How To Give?
Your donation could help people with multiple sclerosis. Please give whatever you can. Thank you. Donations can be made by emailing: office@fashandfun.co.uk
Cheques in favour of The Docklands Fash & Fun Show should be posted to:

The Docklands Fash & Fun Show
2 Admirals Way
Marsh Wall
London E14 9XG
or
Bank Transfer can be made to:
Barclays Sort Code: 20 31 52, Account No: 10390348

Office Eyensteins TM celebrate the 5th Anniversary of 2B Interface

2010-03-17 10:15

 

For our 5th Anniversary, we are excited to announce the launch of our new and unique service ‘Office Eyensteins’ TM.  2B Interface proudly offers ‘Office Eyensteins’ TM as the complete answer to the temporary PA or Receptionist requirements.

Who Office Eyensteins TM are?  They are intelligent, professionally trained and immaculately groomed, multilingual secretaries, who are qualified in all Microsoft programs. 

Office Eyensteins TM are well mannered and articulate; the ideal ephemeral staff, who are competent in professionally representing the face of any company in any spoken language.

 

Quality proved - ISO 9001 for 2B Interface

2010-05-09 23:27

Following an assessment by an independent body, 2B Interface Ltd has been awarded ISO 9001 certification. This certification has only been achieved by about 5% of UK businesses and this prestigious award is supported by the Government and recognised world-wide.
We have always been proud of the service we offer our clients and the way that we conduct our business. Now with the award of ISO 9001 certification, this has been confirmed by outside experts who are used to judging standards on a daily basis in a wide variety of trades and industries’.
Andrew Detchfield, who undertook the assessment for QMS Quality Management Systems, paid particular tribute to ‘the investment in people and training that enables 2B Interface to provide an efficient service to their customers’.

 

Expansion Into Motor Sports Industry

2010-07-14 15:47

Flexible, bespoke employment solution for whole vehicle assembly launched


2B Interface, the broad-ranging staffing and recruitment agency providing manual, skilled, office and management personnel from Britain and many other countries, has launched a new bespoke service for the motor sports industry.

2B Interface has the experience in supplying versatile, adaptable, technically literate, temporary staff with skills relevant to the specification, design, simulation and test of the motor sports industry. These roles include GRP laminators, welders and metal-worker fabricators.

Beatrice Bartlay, managing director, 2B Interface, stated: “The UK is at the forefront of the global motor sports industry, and is amongst the earliest adopters of emerging technologies. The industry is continuing to experience rapid technological change driven by the use of modern computer based design and manufacturing technologies.  As a result there is a growing shortage of workers who have the skills of whole vehicle assembly.”

 

Bespoke employment solution for defence contractors and suppliers

2010-08-04 16:11

‘Value for money’ lies at the heart of the Strategic Defence Review and at the 2B Interface solution

2B Interface, the broad-ranging staffing and recruitment agency providing manual, skilled, office and management personnel from Britain and many other countries, has launched a new bespoke service for the defence sector and its first and second tier contractors.

Launched at the recent Farnborough Air Show, the new service encompasses a range of temporary staff with relevant skills including office, managerial, and manufacturing.

The UK defence budget currently stands at 5.8% of total government expenditure and is one of the departments of state that has not seen its budget ring-fenced as part of the forthcoming Comprehensive Spending Review. According to the latest figures (2007), the UK is the second highest spender (in cash terms) on Defence in the world behind only the United States. At 2.5% (2006) of GDP, the Defence Spending of the UK is above the NATO European average.

Beatrice Bartlay, Managing Director, 2B Interface, stated: “The Ministry of Defence is committed to making value for money savings worth £2.7bn over the CSR period to reinvest in Defence. Initiatives to achieve this include: a 5% year-on-year reduction in the MoD’s administrative overhead, including a 25% saving in the Department’s Head Office in London and the continued simplification of single Service Budgetary and headquarters structures. And this is what we know now about now,”

“The Comprehensive Spending Review will call for even greater budget reductions. For contractors to the MoD what will rapidly become paramount will be the need to deliver cost-effective solutions in everything they supply from front line hardware, to repairs and maintenance.”

According to the latest press reports the army may be expected to offer to put much of its current heavy tank and artillery capability into storage, while the navy will expect to see reductions in its current fleet and in future orders for Type-45 destroyers and the Type-26 frigate, which has not yet been build and is not expected to see service until 2026.