The Logistics Guild helps Hermes get redundant service people into work

7 August 2013
International delivery firm Hermes has teamed up with the industry network Logistics Guild and the Army’s Royal Logistics Corps to find employment for military personnel facing redundancy.
Wed, 7 Aug 2013

International delivery firm Hermes has teamed up with the industry network Logistics Guild and the Army’s Royal Logistics Corps to find employment for military personnel facing redundancy.

The partnership kicked off with a two-day careers workshop for 80 service people based at the Duke of Gloucester Barracks in...

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