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Thought wasn't given to the added value these experienced personnel could bring to their business and it was rare for a company to consider outsourcing as a strategic move.
The defence minister Bob Ainsworth today rejected claims of a recruitment and retention crisis in the armed forces, after a report by MPs warns that a lack of adequate resources is driving out experienced personnel and undermining morale.
Recruitment agencies and companies in Aberdeen are spoilt for choice when it comes to looking for experienced personnel, particularly in the engineering sector.
 
 
 
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