They were not very helpful. I handed in my CV and it took them over 2 weeks to get back to me to…read moresay the didnt have any available jobs. Not that adecco is any better either though, I found both of them (adecco and reed) in hammersmith to be useless. Its better to go to employment agencies in different parts of London as Ive found those in Hammersmith to be useless.

The NHS Job Shop offers a great service to help people find a job at one of the local hospitals…read more You can pop in for advice or check for jobs inside. The NHS website is the main source for finding a job and is an excellent website. The Job Shop does get the occasional job not listed on the website so is worth checking. You don't have to be a health professional to use the service and all levels are catered for.

Great place to find a job for both the unemployed and those looking to further thier career…read more electronic machines are avaliable to look for jobs and telephones to arange job interviews are there as well.

the job centre plus building is aimed at people who are looking for a change in job career or for…read morepeople who are looking for work, they have machines where you can search for jobs locally or by type, you can print out your searches and contact the employers from the centre.

Founded in 1993, Stopgap is the UK's largest independent marketing recruitment specialists…read more Whether you're looking for freelance agency roles or permanent marketing jobs, Stopgap has one of the most impressive client and candidate networks in the business. Stopgap focuses on a 'Positively Different' experience of marketing recruitment and believes in an ethical, people-centric approach to recruitment. Its 'Candidate Care Team' (CCT) is industry unique and ensures that every job applicant receives a personal, human response, whether they are suitable for a role or not. Stopgap embodies the fact that recruitment can be different. If you're a marketing professional who is looking for a new freelance challenge or an exciting career move, Stopgap is the marketing recruitment agency for you.

From the day that I spoke with Robbie Bassett I can say that he is very friendly, helpful and…read moresupportive. I am looking forward to working with you Mr RobbieBassett . I highly recommend Morgan Hunt to anyone who is looking forward to secure their career. A very big thank you Mr Robbie Bassett.

Sounded promising at first, brisk, bright recruiter, but abysmal service. If you are looking for…read morework, lower your expectations. I had contact with 3 different people about one role, and there was a lot of confusion about when (and if?!) I was coming in to do my registration documents, when I had clearly confirmed when I would do so. The recruiter didn't even bother to be at work for the meeting time she chose, and no-one knew I was coming. Had to give a random staff member a run down of my experience and what I was looking for (which I had already done). Main contact didn't bother to apologise or follow up, showing how little they care about their candidates, at the cattle market that is Morgan Hunt. Good luck ever getting a job description from them for a temp/contract role you are applying for either. What happened to the job? It was already filled, of course. Approach with caution, and only if you must.

If you are looking for a new position in finance, I would recommend these guys, they're honest,…read morestraight talking and good at finding you what you want. Which given the glut of Recruitment Consultancies out there is, sadly, the exception rather than the norm. They cover both temporary, contract and permanent placements in the City, South East London and Kent. I used to work with them a few years back, so I can vouchsafe for their considerable experience in working with both blue chip and independent companies. If you know what you want, these guys are pretty good at finding you it.

So far so good. Although this review is of Kelly Services in general and not just this branch. I'm…read morenot long registered with this Victoria branch and they've come up with a six week corporate reception/switchboard temporary job with a better rate of pay than I get with other agencies. I find their staff friendly and they sent me a birthday card which I thought was a nice touch. Way back in 1996/97 they had an office in Kingsway and they found me a nice part-time job at Parcelforce for about 4 months. They stuck with me even though I didn't complete an assignment once. Their old Oxford Street branch were also pro-active in finding me an administrative permanent job years ago which I stayed with for about 10 months (so they would have got their fees). Yes, so far I like Kelly Services Victoria branch and I'll see how it goes.

I had found this great website. It offers work experience positions. I wish there were more…read morewebsites like this. Many people think that doing work experience is just waste of time and exploitation, but that is not true. I had been looking for work for over a year, but without success. Each time I got turned down as I had no relevant (or recent) experience. So I decided to try doing work experience and after 3 months I had been offered a full time job! Now tell me, what is better, looking for work for a year or do work experience for 3 months?