Marc Vella, Manager of AC Recruitment Services Gold Coast, said the new Southport Central office complex was specifically chosen for its close proximity to clients and candidates with strong growth and demand for skilled staff and management, particularly in the Hospitality industry.
Despite the current economic downturn facing many other regions, the Gold Coast is experiencing record numbers of visitors, bolstering the area’s tourism-based industries and related sectors. As the third largest hotel market in Australia by total number of rooms, the Gold Coast region experienced record occupancy levels of 71.1 pert cent in 2007, up 1.4 per cent from 2006 according to data issued by the Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Recent data also indicates the Gold Coast has retained its crown as Australia’s premier domestic holiday destination. While domestic visitor nights nationally only increased one per cent in 2007, Tourism Australia data shows Gold Coast bucked this trend by achieving a 5.6 per cent increase. Despite the weakening of the Japanese and North American economies, international visitor numbers also achieved a growth of 0.9 per cent.
This favorable economic environment has created a flow-on effect for many varied businesses in the region, placing skilled labor in high demand. AC Recruitment aims to assist Gold Coast companies in connecting with ideal staff candidates by drawing on a wealth of knowledge and understanding of the industries they represent; all of AC Recruitment’
AC Recruitment established itself in Brisbane in 1984 under the banner of Accountancy Consultants, later shorting this title to an acronym to reflect company expansion to incorporate recruiting services for clients seeking not only Accountants but also trained Secretarial, Administration, Office Support and Hospitality and Management staff. With these sectors facing particular staffing demands on the Gold Coast, AC Recruitment’
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