TFS Healthcare hosts fellow recruiter following terror attack
IT recruitment specialist NEXERE has temporarily moved into the offices of a neighbouring recruiter today, with its own base still behind a police cordon following Saturday night’s terror attack.
The cordon at Southwark Street (© PA)
All staff at both companies worked from home on Monday, with the TFS office unusable as its emergency exit was cordoned off. This restriction has now been lifted, so some 22 NEXERE employees have joined TFS staff at Two London Bridge.
“We were working from home on Sunday evening, emailing candidates and clients explaining the situation,” said Hudson. “People have been brilliant, saying they hope we are safe; no one has had any work queries.”
Directors of both firms have spoken to staff about the incident and offered welfare support. “The mood has been a bit up and down,” admits Hudson. “We’ve tried to stay positive. We have good relationships with senior management and they are very approachable. They have spoken to us regarding any support we might need.”
There was no news this morning on when the NEXERE office would reopen, Hudson said.
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