Some of the recruitment team at Home Instead Glasgow North and South

Local home care companies shortlisted for two major awards

LOCAL home care companies, Home Instead Glasgow North and South have been shortlisted for two prestigious British Recruitment Awards. Their

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LOCAL home care companies, Home Instead Glasgow North and South have been shortlisted for two prestigious British Recruitment Awards. Their innovative strategies to recruit new care professionals and meet the growing demand for home care have been highlighted in the nominations.

The British Recruitment Awards, recognises excellence in recruitment and retention across various sectors, acknowledging Home Instead’s impressive efforts in revolutionising home care recruitment. Home Instead Glasgow North and South has been nominated for ‘In-House Recruitment Team of the Year’ and their Group Recruitment and Retention Manager, Fiona Lauder, has been nominated for ‘Leader of the Year’.

Amidst pandemic-induced recruitment challenges, Home Instead took bold steps to address the shortage of care professionals. The British Recruitment Awards was impressed by Home Instead’s recruitment campaign, which highlighted care as a valuable career route for aspiring professionals. The campaign highlighted the importance of care while also addressing the stigma surrounding financial stability. 

The launch of their impactful #MenCanCare campaign, combined with the promotion of guaranteed income and salaried contracts, resulted in a remarkable increase in applicants. Over the past six months, an impressive 20% of their newly recruited care staff were male, doubling from only 10% in the 6 months prior.

Under the leadership of Fiona Lauder, they established an internal recruitment team, which rapidly expanded from three to seven members. Home Instead saw a significant improvement in its recruitment and retention rates with applications increasing by 62%, whilst employee turnover reduced by 36%.

Suhail Rehman, owner of Home Instead Glasgow North and South says: “In response to the high demand in the social care sector, our team at Home Instead recognised the need for innovative recruitment strategies. Our creative approach has proven incredibly successful, attracting passionate care professionals who deeply value the support and care we provide to older adults.”

“We’re honoured to be nominated for The British Recruitment Awards. We are proud to have built such an excellent team and we look forward to carry on making a difference in the care sector.”

Fiona Lauder commented: “I am delighted to be shortlisted for the Leader of the Year Award. Together we’ve achieved so much and I look forward to the future at Home Instead with our dedicated team.”

The British Recruitment Awards takes place on Wednesday 8th November at Salsa! In Temple Place, London. 

For more information on the services provided or to find out about joining their team, please visit www.homeinstead.co.uk

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