Hays announce planned in China
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The company, which is located just outside of the FTSE 100 is embarking on an ambitious programme that it will be to expand rapidly from its current base of three cities over the next five years.
Sunday Telegraph has learned that the Board of company - non-executive members understand banker Lesley Knox and Alan Thomson, President Hays - be meet for the first time in China Tuesday to discuss the expansion plan.
Chief Executive, Alistair Cox, is supposed to be spearheaded by the load, with possible ambitions to become the largest Board recruitment in China.
Mr Cox is eager to take advantage of the absence of consultants specialized in China and increasing employment fast investment opportunities. Hays is also believed to be willing to offer its services recruiting foreign investors who seek to open factories or mills in China, but who do not have knowledge of the functioning of the country's labour market.
Hays installs first in the country in 2006, with the acquisition of St George Harvey Nash, who is based in Shanghai and since then has opened offices in Beijing and Suzhou.
However, it is believed Hays wants to extend all possible areas of new offices in eight cities in the coming years, Dalian, Nanjing and Shenzhen.
Due to the expected increase numbers of Hays in China will increase from what is believed to be approximately 80 consultants recruitment at more than 300.
