Outsourced HR Services Scotland

Our team provide outsourced HR services and HR support across Scotland. We work remotely, with satellite offices in Edinburgh, Livingston, Fife, Dundee and London.

We know this is a very difficult time for many businesses and we’re making it our goal to continue to grow our team in the future. Growing our team will also help us to continue to add value to our clients.

We already support clients across the whole of Scotland. With a huge shift towards online meetings, we’re ideally placed to continue to support businesses with cost effective HR support.

Alistair Booth, Managing Director of The HR Booth commented. “We’ve been working on expanding our team over the years and we paused some of our plans earlier in the year due to Covid-19. However, it’s become clear our clients continue to need more support. This is with many challenges on the horizon around potential redundancies, end of the furlough scheme, and local lockdowns. Challenges also includes mental health.

We’re already seeing demand for cost-effective, practical outsourced HR services in Scotland increasing. The team are well placed to not only support our existing clients but other businesses that will rely on dedicated HR advice in the future.” If you need any support from our Outsourced HR Services Scotland, contact us at info@thehrbooth.co.uk or call 0131 378 7988.

01506 538949. https://www.thehrbooth.co.uk/about-hr-consultant-scotland

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