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Matureappointments.com has now appointed a number of Regional Directors who will deal directly with Employers and Candidates in their areas. They represent all the “mature” brands and this will enable a more personal and tailored service to be delivered to our clients.

Interested in becoming a Regional Director?

The Regional Director works as a commission-only Agent and we supply a set of matureappointments business cards to get you started. How does it work? All you have to do is sign our standard agreement, introduce an opportunity and we will do the rest and hopefully place a candidate in the role. We handle the entire process and once we have been paid by the client you will receive a share of the commission – 30% for matureaccountants and 20% for all the other brands. For a £40,000 a year accounting job that would equate to £1,800. Do one a month and we will all be happy!

Martin Lloyd-Penny - All regions: martin@matureaccountants.com
Tel: 0115 9312668 or 07771 925180
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Dispatches C4 - Monday 9th Feb.
Guardian preview (2/2) - A documentary for Channel 4's Dispatches, to be broadcast next week provides chilling evidence of ageism. It details the weasel words being used by recruitment agencies and employers to reject older job applicants - "too experienced", "over-qualified" and even unlikely to fit in "culturally". Alternatively they simply ask for "dynamic" staff, and we all know what that means. In one undercover sequence, the programme takes 56-year-old chartered accountant, Martin Lloyd-Penny, and his daughter aged 25, who is still to qualify as an accountant, and follows their job-hunting experiment. Martin has 30 years' experience; she is by contrast a complete beginner. Yet, week after week, he finds it impossible even to get replies to his applications while she is eagerly pursued for positions, and even cold-called by eager employers. His humiliation and bemusement are awful to watch.
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